Leaders of Jehovah’s Witnesses and Chronological Speculation – Part 4
The WTS Says It Is a Prophet and Inspired The Watchtower Society Says It Is a Prophet The Watchtower, January
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Statements Concerning 1918, 1925 and 1975 Statements concerning 1918 The Finished Mystery, 1917, pages 62, 64, said with great authority:
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Statements Concerning 1799, 1874 and 1914 Statements Concerning 1799 The book The Time Is At Hand, 1916 edition, page ii, (forward),
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Beliefs About Chronology in the Early Days The Watchtower Society says that, in spite of many failed predictions, it is
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A People for His Name
Our Father in the heavens, let your name be sanctified. — Matthew 6:9. Introduction Every true Christian should honor, glorify
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Russell’s chronological error of 100 years
Beginning on page 631, Jehovah’s Witnesses — Proclaimers Of God’s Kingdom discusses a bit of the development of the chronological framework used
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Interpretations of Romans 13 – Facts and Consequences
In the year 1981, the leadership of the Watch Tower Society has felt the need to come up with a
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The Gentile Times Reconsidered – Introduction
Introduction The disillusioning and sometimes dramatic process that ended up in the decision to publish this treatise could fill a whole book.
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In what year did Jesus die?
Problems in Dating the Crucifixion (United States Naval Observatory) The commonly accepted reading of the Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark and
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“About the Dating of the Neo-Assyrian Eponym List”
Editorial explanation: The Neo-Assyrian period is traditionally dated to c. 934 – 609 B.C. An important basis for this chronology
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Professor Robert R. Newton, “Ptolemy’s Canon”, and “The Crime of Claudius Ptolemy”
Introduction The following material is adapted from the discussion on pages 44-48 of the first and second editions of the
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