i hope someone can give me a quick answer to this question.
the 1974 yearbook of jehovah's witnesses tells the story of the movement in germany with much detail about experiences witnesses had during the years of the third reich.
one of the stories was about life in the dachau concentration camp when it was under the command of a man nicknamed "foursquare.
@ Quendi:
On the german wiki you can search for " Baranowsky". How to do:
<ctrl> & <F> is the shortcut to open a search box.
Insert the name you are searching for.
Also you can use: translate.google.com
to translate the german page.
Another link for you: http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=41276&start=0
Good luck.
i hope someone can give me a quick answer to this question.
the 1974 yearbook of jehovah's witnesses tells the story of the movement in germany with much detail about experiences witnesses had during the years of the third reich.
one of the stories was about life in the dachau concentration camp when it was under the command of a man nicknamed "foursquare.
Thank you, fastjehu for the information. I still find it curious that Baranowski's name does not appear on any ledger, list or catalogue in connection with the Dachau concentration camp. I cannot help but wonder why. Could it be that there is some fear/superstition connected with his death from an undiagnosed illness that has prevented any acknowledgment of his command at Dachau? Or perhaps his tenure there was too short to merit an official mention? In any case, if half of what was said or written about him is true, his death was hardly an untimely one.
Quendi
He ist listed in all the 3 links I posted above. It is not a JW fake.
omg i am so distressed.
i have a talk coming up on tuesday, it is the number 3 "abiram.
why opposing god appointed authority is tantamount to opposing god himself"!.
The last sentence ist the morst import to remember.
Maybe you can change it into a question.
So the audience will think (if at all) about the answer
i hope someone can give me a quick answer to this question.
the 1974 yearbook of jehovah's witnesses tells the story of the movement in germany with much detail about experiences witnesses had during the years of the third reich.
one of the stories was about life in the dachau concentration camp when it was under the command of a man nicknamed "foursquare.
as mentioned in july 15th 2013 watchtower "the apostasy started in the first century and flourished by the fourth century" or words to that effect.. as i was reading ff bruce's "the bible canon" ($14 kindle ver.
on amazon) i was very surprised to read that there are no original nt documents from the first century, just copies of copies of copies of many documents from that period.
apparently the 27 book nt canon was not set until about the fourth century by trinitarian church fathers.
@ Pterist "... just copies of copies of copies of many documents from that period."
I watched this video from Professor Bart Dr. Ehrmann on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfheSAcCsrE
I found this link in another thread here in the forum. For me it was very enlightening.
He explained:
- " just copies of copies of copies of copies of copies..." and
- why the scribes changed there copy and
- why every copy was different from the copy before and
- why in all copies are more differences as words in the bible and
- why he tells his students, to read the gospels horizontally and not only vertically and a lot more.
just felt like a laugh.. if any funny quotes come to mind feel free to post them here.
*** w69 11/15 p. 692 par. 10 “Between-the-Lines” Translations of the Bible ***
However, in the interlinear literal translation of the Greek the English words are not taken bodily or directly from the New World Translation and placed under the appropriate Greek word. No! But under each Greek word is placed its basic meaning, according to its grammatical construction, whether this agrees literally with the New World Translation or not. What we as Bible students should want is what the original Greek text says. Only by getting this basic meaning can we determine whether the New World Translation or any other Bible translation is right or not.
just felt like a laugh.. if any funny quotes come to mind feel free to post them here.
*** w99 5/15 p. 27 The Christian Congregation—A Source of Strengthening Aid ***
Teri wrongly believed that Jehovah’s approval depended only on the amount of her service to him. (Contrast Mark 12:41-44.)
*** w68 7/1 p. 389 Is Your Religion the True One? ***
You have nothing to fear in examining your beliefs by the standard of God’s Word, for if you have the true religion you can only be reassured. And if what you believe is not in keeping with the Bible, then you should welcome the truth, because it leads to eternal life.
just felt like a laugh.. if any funny quotes come to mind feel free to post them here.
*** w11 11/15 p. 29 par. 5 Train Others to Reach Out ***
5 Like Jesus, Christian elders today befriend and help others. They cultivate a warm, close relationship with their fellow believers by taking time to show personal interest in them. While eldersrecognize the importance of confidentiality, they are not secretive. Elders trust their brothers and share with them Scriptural truths they themselves have learned.
add your own thoughts:.
top 10 wt changes if a mexican-american brother is appointed to the gb:.
10. zoot suits are now acceptable for talks.. 9.
*** w94 12/15 p. 3 What Does Christmas Mean to You? ***
SURPRISING as it may seem, of more than 1,000 people surveyed in Britain, only 6 percent considered Christmas to be primarily a religious occasion. In contrast, 48 percent thought of Christmas predominantly as a time to be with their family. Indeed, many maintain that it is a special time for children.
For christmas other rules are valid
*** g89 7/8 p. 30 From Our Readers ***
But for many, Christmas is celebrated by fraternizing in church with friends. Is this wrong?
E. L. L., Brazil
No doubt many endeavor to celebrate the supposed date of Jesus’ birth in a dignified way. Nevertheless, the article gave clear evidence that (1) Jesus never authorized any such celebration, (2) Jesus’ birth must have taken place in September/October (not December), and (3) many of the customs associated with Christmas are clearly of pagan origin. So the issue confronting those desiring to please God in their worship is, not how such a celebration might be carried on, but whether Christmas in any form has God’s approval.
just got back from watching jw.stream presentation at our local kh of a 'special' meeting at ursus assembly hall in warsaw.
all the congs in the country were tied in, but some will be watching replay later in the day.
there were 3 parts.
@cultBgone: " Btw, the sign language congregations have been using their own business cards for years...offering free sign language videos to the deaf, like a giveaway."
Printed by the congragations or official by bethel?
