Yey, pink! sweet! hi steve.

Happy Birthday! I hope your day is filled with lots of love and joy and CAKE!

Interesting Keith. Are you really listening to what it is saying? Think about it.

1910 "If the 6 volumes of 'Scripture Studies' are practically the Bible topically arranged, with Bible proof-texts given, we might not improperly name the volumes- 'The Bible' in an arranged form. That is to say, they are not merely comments on the Bible, but they are practically the Bible itself...Furthermore, not only do we find that people cannot see the divine plan in studying the Bible itself, but we see also that if anyone lays the 'Scripture Studies' ... after he has read them for 10 years-if he then lays them aside and ignores them and goes to the Bible alone...out experience shows that within 2 years he goes into darkness. On the other hand, if he has merely read the 'S.S.' with their references, and had not read a page of the Bible, as such, he would be in the light at the end of the two years." (Watchtower, Sept 15, 1910)

SUBSCRIBED,,,blessings my brother,,,i've never seen heard of your channel before,,,,i will spend a bit of time on it,,,

He publically did Keith, but still used the dates and terminology in the doctrines. Then there also the other Rosecrution style artwork that he continued to use as well as promoting such books as Angels and Women. Therefor even under your argument, to opposing postions can't both be absolute truth. Of course if you wish to discuss Rutherford, perhaps we can. Many other things we could discuss about him.

Judge J. F. Rutherford, who succeeded Russell after the pastor died in 1916, eventually discarded Pyramidology entirely. Writing in the November 15 and December 1, 1928, issues of The Watch Tower, Rutherford releases a double-barreled blast against it, and advances many ingenious arguments that the so-called Altar in Egypt was really inspired by Satan for the purpose of misleading the faithful. Did Jesus ever mention the Pyramid? Of course not. To study it, the Judge writes, is a waste of time and indicates lack of faith in the all-sufficiency of the Bible. Regardless of what some anti-JW fault-finders might say, the current Watchtower Society rejected all teachings on the Great Pyramid in 1928. For this reason, most Jehovah's Witnesses (1931 - 2011) know nothing about it. However, many (not all) of
the current Bible Students still teach this "Bible in Stone" dogma.

BTW Keith, you still never answered why Russell would have made such a policy. And you never answered difinitively if you accept pyramidology as the "truth".

Wow, I feel the personal judgment there Keith, and see no example of love in your post. But still love ya here. Truth in love is not something I see when you scratch the surface of Jehovah's witnesses. They are taught to turn their natural affection off through this organization and project a false sense of superiority. Typical of any group think, just amplified.

deluded,fact is just because of your perverted view you try and pollute others !