Russell and Rutherford era drawings of Jesus?

by Fatfreek 16 Replies latest jw friends

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  freetosee
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  Fatfreek

  Thanks for those, FTS.

  By the way, I placed SCHOPFUNG into an online translator, German (you have that in your avatar) to English, and got nothing. What is the language? Approx. when was it published?

  Len
  
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  freetosee

  It is the book I mentioned in my first post: CREATION (German edition) printed in 1928. Since it has old letters the translator may not work...

  
  The red lettering reads:

  CREATION
  From J. F. RutherfordPublishers:
  International Biblestudent Association
  Watchtower Bible- and Tract-Society
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  freetosee

  These are from '50ties publications... Saved Jesus

  New Heavens... page 252:

  

  Survive Armageddon page 93:
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  Fatfreek

  Thanks for clarifying, FTS.

  Len
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  freetosee

  Survive Armageddon 1955 page 28:

  

  Page 29:

  
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  Fatfreek

  Ah, those brought back memories. I was baptized in '56. I can faintly hear the Service Meeting talks,

  "No brothers, facial hair is not appropriate if you want to avoid stumbling new ones. Do you want folks to think you're a Beatnik? If your appearance is like a banker you're probably safe. Besides, look at the way the Faithful Slave is depicting Jesus -- no facial hair. Holy spirit is directing them to do that for a purpose."
  
  
  Len