For dramatic effect a young Charles Russell should have been the one up-front doing the teaching.
The resurrected will not get a change of clothes in the New System
by RULES & REGULATIONS 28 Replies latest watchtower bible
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waton
For dramatic effect a young Charles Russell should have been the one up-front doing the teaching.
Vdh, you are slipping, wt had CR resurrected in 1918, after a really short stay in she-ol, and he spirit co-directed 1919, 1925, 1975, and now 2075. wt illustrators should have him in the picture, hovering like a hummingbird over those trees.
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ozziepost
Perhaps the lecture is all about how they didn’t get the prize of heaven but got second prize.
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ozziepost
It is about the jeffro, vs. wt scholar debate, Daniel's statues and author status.
[big smile] love those guys !
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RULES & REGULATIONS
the millenium will be a 2 + class system, with printed, or hand copied hardcopy for the masses, but plasma screens for the elite
The instructor is using a tablet because he is familiar with Microsoft operating systems. The two woman and the man in red shirt probably know how to read, but cannot figure out how to use a tablet. The African man is holding a Bible... in what language? Noah's descendant is holding a Bible in what language...and how does he know how to read ( while he must of been recently resurrected in his tomb clothes)?
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Ding
Given that the WT teaches that the dead will know nothing until the resurrection, imagine a resurrected person who died in 1924, expecting the resurrection in 1925 because Rutherford said so in "Millions".
They get resurrected and meet someone who died in 1974, expecting the resurrection in 1975 because Freddy said it was an appropriate time for Jehovah to act.
They meet a JW who died in 1994, expecting the resurrection to come before 2000 because the new system would surely come before the end of the 20th century because the Awake! masthead said so.
Then they meet someone who died in 2014 (100 years after 1914) and learn about Splane's talk about "overlapping generations."
In fact, imagine all the conflicting false teachings each one would be believing because it was "the truth" when they died.
What doctrines would they have in common?
They'd all have to relearn everything, and they'd find out that most of what they proclaimed as truth door-to-door was just plain wrong.
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punkofnice
Of course. A bonkers cult has bonkers ideas.
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janusfulcrum
I want to know what that ominous looking cylindrical metal thing with glowing lights is. Maybe the way to immediately dispose of those resurrected who reject the new system and become a problem? My mind is dark, I know....
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St George of England
I want to know what that ominous looking cylindrical metal thing with glowing lights is.
A model of the Tabernacle with molten sea and altar etc.?
George