by Marvin Shilmer 11 Replies latest jw friends
Creepiest Illustration of Eve and the Serpent
Today I uploaded a new short article showing what has to be the creepiest illustration ever by Watchtower of the serpent talking to Eve in Eden.
My article is titled Creepiest Illustration of Eve and the Serpent and is available at: http://marvinshilmer.blogspot.com/2011/08/creepiest-illustration-of-eve-and.html
This thing would be plenty enough to cause a nightmare or two.
Marvin Shilmer
Eve's hot!
That's a much better quality picture than the ones they used all the years I was in. It must have been a very romantic artist, what was he/she doing in the wtbts? It reminds me of another artist (of course the name escapes me right now - duh)
I like the picture - and the snake has feet, that goes along with wt doctrine
That legged-serpent with the face of the Devil is creepy indeed.
I was also shocked to discover that the Hollywood bikini wax originated in the Garden of Eden.
The devil is standing by the serpent. So who is that standing behind Eve?
I thought it was a serpent not a kimodo dragon.
The angel reminds me of perverts who rub up on people on the subway.
Satan looks like the Joker from Batman.
Eve is more erotic than a just naked woman would be. It reminds me of an old fairy-tale book, sort of N.C. Wyeth-ish like.
Funny! I wish they had included a nude Adam. Something tells me he would be as erotically chaarged as Eve.
I think it has the makings of a 3 way. If Eve bent over just a tad more and the angel lifted his skirt and then we have / Serpent Satan who looks like he might kiss Eve or grab her in some areas. Even her look is sort of provocative toward /serpent Satan.
hum... I recall a song by Doris Day called "move over darling" I almost here the angel saying "bend over darling"
Funny that the angel is wearing clothes, something Adam and Eve only felt necessary after they had sinned.
Goes to show the complacent stupidity of the people such as J Rutherford, back in 1922.
Three years before this, the IBSA with Rutherford at the helm proclaimed that god singularly had chosen them/him
as as his special message giver to all mankind via his holy spirit.
Well it certainly sounded good in promoting the literature, just as well as it does today I suppose.
