only the entity that started with R. in 1919 IS the F&DS, then
only they think they will claim the reward to the exclusion of the 139 992 current others, no?
Two issues:
1. The members comprising the FDS appointed by Jesus in 1919 are all dead now. Who appointed the subsequent and current members of that class? The 'new light' has not illuminated a solution to that problem.
2. According to this new understanding, the reward over all the Master's belongings will include ALL 'anointed' - not just the FDS. The non-FDS 'anointed' get the same reward despite having been given no responsibilities.
w.2013, 7/15, p. 25, par. 19
Does the faithful slave receive a
greater reward in heaven than the rest
of the anointed? No. A reward promised
to a small group in one setting may
ultimately be shared by others. For example,
consider what Jesus said to his
11 faithful apostles the night before he
died. (Read Luke 22:28-30.) Jesus promised
that small group of men that a fine
reward awaited them for their faithfulness.
They would share his throne of
kingly authority. But years later, he indicated
that all of the 144,000 will sit on
thrones and share his rulership. (Rev.
1:1; 3:21) Similarly, as stated at Matthew
24:47, he promised that a small group of
men—the anointed brothers who make
up the faithful slave—will be appointed
over all his belongings. In reality, all of
the 144,000 will share his vast heavenly
authority.—Rev. 20:4, 6.