Author: Alan Feuerbacher

The preceding material has been presented to show that the outline of the history of the Neo-Babylonian period, as presented

Appendix B: The Pivotal Date 539 B.C. The Watchtower Society’s current Bible dictionary Insight on the Scriptures has stated a fine principle

Appendix A Gesenius’ Hebrew — Chaldee Lexicon to the Old Testament gives, among others, the following general meanings for the pronoun le, on

Other Considerations. Conclusions Other Considerations The Society presently argues that Jerusalem fell in 607 B.C. However, C. T. Russell’s predictions

Scriptural Arguments Note on reckoning regnal years: The Babylonians and Daniel apparently used the accession year system to refer to the

Discussion Of Historical Evidence Berossus and Ptolemy Until the late 19th century the reigns of kings in the Neo-Babylonian period

Summary The Watchtower Society says it is “God’s channel of communication” and the principal dispenser of “the Truth” during “the

Part 1: SUMMARY Part 2: DISCUSSION OF HISTORICAL EVIDENCE Part 3: SCRIPTURAL ARGUMENTS Part 4: OTHER CONSIDERATIONS. CONCLUSIONS Part 5:

It’s interesting to note how Jehovah’s Witnesses today often minimize what the Watchtower Society said about 1975 in the years

1831: William Miller begins preaching Christ’s return in the fall of 1843. 1842: Miller and followers begin publishing a journal, The Midnight Cry.