Although there are nearly one hundred alterations
within the newly revised book "Revelation Its Grand
Climax At Hand" , the paragraph on page 125 still
contains the same morbid information.
within the newly revised book "Revelation Its Grand
Climax At Hand" , the paragraph on page 125 still
contains the same morbid information.
The 24-elders described here
are the members of the
remnant of the 144,000, or
the anointed. According to
the Watchtower Society's
teachings, the ones who have
died and gone to heaven from
this anointed class are
involved in the
"communicating of divine
truths." This communicating
is referred to as flashes of
"divine light", perhaps more
fitting to be described as
Satanic practices.
are the members of the
remnant of the 144,000, or
the anointed. According to
the Watchtower Society's
teachings, the ones who have
died and gone to heaven from
this anointed class are
involved in the
"communicating of divine
truths." This communicating
is referred to as flashes of
"divine light", perhaps more
fitting to be described as
Satanic practices.
After the founder of the
Watchtower Society's
(Charles Taze Russell) death
in 1916, the members of
the Society believed that he
was still managing every
feature of the Harvest work
beyond his grave.
Watchtower Society's
(Charles Taze Russell) death
in 1916, the members of
the Society believed that he
was still managing every
feature of the Harvest work
beyond his grave.
Through the claims of being
the "greatest corporation in
the world", Watchtower
members at this time
believed that Russell was
still communicating with his
earthly organization, even
though he had passed away.
Despite the claims of being
"God's chosen organization",
communicating with the
dead is an occult practice
used by Watchtower leaders
which God Himself would
never have any connection
with.
the "greatest corporation in
the world", Watchtower
members at this time
believed that Russell was
still communicating with his
earthly organization, even
though he had passed away.
Despite the claims of being
"God's chosen organization",
communicating with the
dead is an occult practice
used by Watchtower leaders
which God Himself would
never have any connection
with.
Russell believed that the shape of the brain measures
ones desire to worship God, not the Holy Spirit.
(Phrenology) "Man's head is shaped differently;
therefore he can think of subjects about which the lower
animals cannot think... A man with a head of a given
shape cannot think with the same breadth of mind as a
man with a better shaped head -- a man who is less
fallen. Some have lost more, others less, of the original
perfection, of the original intelligence, given man in his
creation." The Watchtower Reprints.1/15/1915
ones desire to worship God, not the Holy Spirit.
(Phrenology) "Man's head is shaped differently;
therefore he can think of subjects about which the lower
animals cannot think... A man with a head of a given
shape cannot think with the same breadth of mind as a
man with a better shaped head -- a man who is less
fallen. Some have lost more, others less, of the original
perfection, of the original intelligence, given man in his
creation." The Watchtower Reprints.1/15/1915
The Watchtower. 3/15/1913. {5201}
Revelation Its Grand Climax at
Hand! Revision. pg.125.
Hand! Revision. pg.125.
Although the Watchtower Society continues to paint a soft and fuzzy portrayal of their
founding father, the facts prove that Charles Taze Russell was a bona fide false prophet,
a womanizer and an occult practicer. Since Jehovah's Witnesses believe Russell was
directed by Jehovah, why would Jehovah not let him know that these occult practices
were unacceptable? Surely Jehovah Himself despises such practices and would not have
allowed for them to be used in an organization claiming to be through His name. This
is clearly not a man who was being directed and guided by God. What other practices
was Russell involved with that refutes his claim to have been directed by Jehovah God?
founding father, the facts prove that Charles Taze Russell was a bona fide false prophet,
a womanizer and an occult practicer. Since Jehovah's Witnesses believe Russell was
directed by Jehovah, why would Jehovah not let him know that these occult practices
were unacceptable? Surely Jehovah Himself despises such practices and would not have
allowed for them to be used in an organization claiming to be through His name. This
is clearly not a man who was being directed and guided by God. What other practices
was Russell involved with that refutes his claim to have been directed by Jehovah God?
According to the Watchtower Society, the "present
understanding of Bible truths" can be traced back
to Charles Taze Russell, and this history should be
of utmost importance to modern day Jehovah's
Witnesses. Since they believe this to be true, which
modern day Watchtower article can one find
information on Phrenology?
understanding of Bible truths" can be traced back
to Charles Taze Russell, and this history should be
of utmost importance to modern day Jehovah's
Witnesses. Since they believe this to be true, which
modern day Watchtower article can one find
information on Phrenology?
Jehovah's Witnesses Proclaimers of God's Kingdom.pg.42.
Knowledge book. pg.110
Studies in the Scriptures. Vol. 7. The Finished Mystery. pg.485.
Studies in the Scriptures. Vol. 7. The Finished Mystery. pg.144.
You Can Live Forever on Paradise Earth. pg.97.
Although it unknown by all modern day Jehovah's Witnesses, Charles Taze Russell
had close connections with Freemasons, an international esoteric society. Many
skeptics have attempted to discredit his connection with the Freemasons, also denying
such associations were connected with occult practices. Although much debate exists
as to whether or not Russell was a Freemason, the fact remains that he exalted the
Mason's beliefs and their teachings to the extent of using Masonic images within his
own publications. In fact, Masonic imagery saturated early Watchtower publications.
Although Russell denied having direct knowledge of Masonic practices and considered
such things to be "grievous evils" (Zion's Watch Tower.6/1895. pg.143) he continued to
exalt their beliefs and use their occult symbols within his literature . Before we discuss
these symbols, let's review a discourse given by Pastor Russell regarding his view
towards Masons.
had close connections with Freemasons, an international esoteric society. Many
skeptics have attempted to discredit his connection with the Freemasons, also denying
such associations were connected with occult practices. Although much debate exists
as to whether or not Russell was a Freemason, the fact remains that he exalted the
Mason's beliefs and their teachings to the extent of using Masonic images within his
own publications. In fact, Masonic imagery saturated early Watchtower publications.
Although Russell denied having direct knowledge of Masonic practices and considered
such things to be "grievous evils" (Zion's Watch Tower.6/1895. pg.143) he continued to
exalt their beliefs and use their occult symbols within his literature . Before we discuss
these symbols, let's review a discourse given by Pastor Russell regarding his view
towards Masons.
Recognizing Russell's supportive view toward Freemasonry, would it not be surprising
that Masonic symbols were saturated within his publications, including the first
Watchtower magazines?
that Masonic symbols were saturated within his publications, including the first
Watchtower magazines?
Bible Students Convention Report. 1913.
Bible Students Convention Report. 1913.
Russell pompously
eluded to those within
this "divine masonry"
(including himself) as
the only ones with
spiritual insight, and that
these things were
intended only for them.
eluded to those within
this "divine masonry"
(including himself) as
the only ones with
spiritual insight, and that
these things were
intended only for them.
The Idolatrous Masonic Egyptian
symbol of the winged Sun-Disk graced
the covers of many early Watchtower
publications. This Pagan idolatrous
symbol represents the mythological
Egyptian god Ra. According to
Webster's Universal Unabridged
Dictionary: "The sun god, principal god
of the ancient Egyptians usually depicted
as having the head of a hawk and
wearing the solar disk as a crown."
symbol of the winged Sun-Disk graced
the covers of many early Watchtower
publications. This Pagan idolatrous
symbol represents the mythological
Egyptian god Ra. According to
Webster's Universal Unabridged
Dictionary: "The sun god, principal god
of the ancient Egyptians usually depicted
as having the head of a hawk and
wearing the solar disk as a crown."
Although Russell used this idolatrous symbol on the covers of his books, he claimed
his use of the winged solar-disk originated from his understanding of Malachi 4:2,
(which denotes a sun with wings), believing it to be a symbol that Christ's millennial
Kingdom had begun. Jehovah's Witnesses must recognize that God would never have
allowed such a symbol in a publication coming through His name. Surely Jehovah
Himself knows the origins of such a symbol and would not have allowed for it to be
used in Watchtower publications, regardless of Russell's fabricated reason for using it.
Let's continue on the Watchtower organization's ghastly trail of the occult.
his use of the winged solar-disk originated from his understanding of Malachi 4:2,
(which denotes a sun with wings), believing it to be a symbol that Christ's millennial
Kingdom had begun. Jehovah's Witnesses must recognize that God would never have
allowed such a symbol in a publication coming through His name. Surely Jehovah
Himself knows the origins of such a symbol and would not have allowed for it to be
used in Watchtower publications, regardless of Russell's fabricated reason for using it.
Let's continue on the Watchtower organization's ghastly trail of the occult.
Studies in the Scriptures.
Awake! 12/22/76.pg.12.
Of monumental interest is the
Watchtower Society perhaps
inadvertently noted that this
Egyptian symbol is idolatrous,
with no mention of the fact that
it graced the covers of their
previous publications.
Watchtower Society perhaps
inadvertently noted that this
Egyptian symbol is idolatrous,
with no mention of the fact that
it graced the covers of their
previous publications.
The cross and crown symbol shown here is the
exact symbol of the Knights Templar logo of
Freemasonry. Another Masonic symbol is the
Knights of Malta symbol, located on the right hand
corner. The Watchtower discontinued the use of
these symbols regarding them as "Babylonish".
1975 Yearbook of Jehovah's Witnesses
exact symbol of the Knights Templar logo of
Freemasonry. Another Masonic symbol is the
Knights of Malta symbol, located on the right hand
corner. The Watchtower discontinued the use of
these symbols regarding them as "Babylonish".
1975 Yearbook of Jehovah's Witnesses
Although the Watchtower Society has
made a vast array of changes within
their teachings over the years,
necromancy still remains a part of their
dogma. Jehovah's Witnesses will
irrefutably deny that the so-called
Christian organization they devote their
lives to would be involved with such an
occult practice, but the evidence that
they are is overwhelming. Since Charles
Taze Russell was supposedly part of
this 24-elders group (anointed remnant
of 144,000), does this mean the
Watchtower Society is still using him to
dispense information to publish within
Watchtower literature?
made a vast array of changes within
their teachings over the years,
necromancy still remains a part of their
dogma. Jehovah's Witnesses will
irrefutably deny that the so-called
Christian organization they devote their
lives to would be involved with such an
occult practice, but the evidence that
they are is overwhelming. Since Charles
Taze Russell was supposedly part of
this 24-elders group (anointed remnant
of 144,000), does this mean the
Watchtower Society is still using him to
dispense information to publish within
Watchtower literature?
The Watchtower.1/1/07.pg.28
Modern day Jehovah's
Witnesses still believe that
Russell was used by
Jehovah in the establishment
of the Watchtower Society.
Was Jehovah really using
Russell, a man who believed
you must have the right
shaped head for
worshipping God?
Witnesses still believe that
Russell was used by
Jehovah in the establishment
of the Watchtower Society.
Was Jehovah really using
Russell, a man who believed
you must have the right
shaped head for
worshipping God?
Can you imagine a religious organization that professes to use the Bible but has
origins with some of the most ghastly occult practices despised by God? As difficult as
it may be to accept, the Watchtower Society is one such religious organization.
Jehovah's Witnesses are forced into believing that the organization of which they
associate is directed by God, when it is indeed not. Although loyal Watchtower
followers recognize that occult practices are condemned within the Bible, they are
totally oblivious to the fact that their own leaders utilize such ungodly and ghastly
practices within this so-called Christian organization. The following evidence provided
will serve as transparent evidence that the Watchtower Society has and still is involved
with occult practices, continuing to deceive loyal followers into the greatest hoax in
religious history.
origins with some of the most ghastly occult practices despised by God? As difficult as
it may be to accept, the Watchtower Society is one such religious organization.
Jehovah's Witnesses are forced into believing that the organization of which they
associate is directed by God, when it is indeed not. Although loyal Watchtower
followers recognize that occult practices are condemned within the Bible, they are
totally oblivious to the fact that their own leaders utilize such ungodly and ghastly
practices within this so-called Christian organization. The following evidence provided
will serve as transparent evidence that the Watchtower Society has and still is involved
with occult practices, continuing to deceive loyal followers into the greatest hoax in
religious history.
Jehovah's Witnesses will attempt to refute
this information through the claims that
Jehovah's organization has progressively
come to understand these practices are no
longer acceptable to Jehovah. Despite this
illogical reasoning, the Watchtower
Society is still involved with this occult
practice which is known as necromancy.
Necromancy is a practice used in black
magic to communicate with the dead.
this information through the claims that
Jehovah's organization has progressively
come to understand these practices are no
longer acceptable to Jehovah. Despite this
illogical reasoning, the Watchtower
Society is still involved with this occult
practice which is known as necromancy.
Necromancy is a practice used in black
magic to communicate with the dead.