The Finished Mystery: 1917 Print

by Hadriel 12 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

  • Hadriel
    Hadriel

    Anyone have a copy of this book? I'll pay hard cash :).

    I don't know if this is appropriate to post so if not feel free to can the post.

    PM if you have a copy and would part with it.

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  • Watchtower-Free
    Watchtower-Free
    For sale on Ebay now
  • Anders Andersen
    Anders Andersen

    Hadriel,

    I have been looking for a hardcopy of that book as well.
    Unfortunately the originals are a bit too expensive for my liking: http://www.ebay.com/bhp/the-finished-mystery

    Be aware that the cheaper ones are actually reprints...

  • Hadriel
    Hadriel

    Right @Anders I've noticed that as well I want the real deal. I'd prolly pay 3 bills or so for it. I could go Ebay but I'd rather find a private party here or something. Where maybe someone could use the cash? Scratch each other's back type deal.

  • dropoffyourkeylee
    dropoffyourkeylee
    The original is definitely hard to find. I had a reprint at one time. Tried to read it; boring. It's awful.
  • Hadriel
    Hadriel
    @drop I don't want it for reading. I want it for evidence.
  • betterdaze
    betterdaze

    Have you tried WorldCat.org for a hardcopy in your area? You can search by zip code and your local reference librarian or university may be able to get their hands on it for you.

    They list at least two versions:

    Author: C T Russell
    Publisher: Brooklyn [N.Y.] : International Bible Students Association, ©1917.

    Author: C T Russell; Clayton J Woodworth; George H Fisher
    Publisher: Brooklyn : International Bible Students Association, 1918.

    You could also try a more generic search for “Studies in the Scriptures”. It was number 7 in the series.

    Good luck!

  • Anders Andersen
    Anders Andersen

    Does anyone know an ISBN number for the book (if it has one)?

    Was it ever officially translated to other languages?

  • Anders Andersen
    Anders Andersen

    @betterdaze,
    Thanks for the link!

    The university library in my town has an original copy.
    And I know a student that will most likely get it for me :-)

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