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	Charles Taze Russell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charles Taze Russell was born to Joseph Lytel Russell and Ann Eliza Birney on Monday, February 16, 1852 in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA.
		Russell printed copies of letters he had received from these former associates in order to show that their claims were trumped up, and those involved were guided by Satan in an attempt to subvert his work as a "minister of the gospel".
		Russell defended himself by claiming that not only was she "poisoned" by the women's suffrage movement, but that all her claims were false.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charles_Taze_Russell (3945 words)

	Charles Russell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charles Taze Russell - 1852–1916, founder of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, which after his death, was renamed The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society whose members are now known as Jehovah's Witnesses.
		Charles Russell, Baron Russell of Killowen - 1832–1900, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
		Charles Russell (writer) - won the 1968 North Carolina Award for Literature.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charles_Russell (201 words)

	Visions of Glory chapter Two
		Russell fled from her husband, later declaring, "Even a dog has more rights than I had." For years the Russells' marital difficulties were grist for the mills of the tabloids, providing entertainment for the masses and ammunition for Russell's religious antagonists.
		Russell said in Russell's defense would suffice for those whose investment in their religion was so great that to leave it would cause a gaping hole in the fabric of their lives.
		Russell through her writings and hearing these reports from the lips of her husband, of course would think that he was putting it in the mildest possible language, owing to the fact that he was her husband and wanted to shield her, and would naturally conclude that she was insane.
	www.exjws.net /vg2.htm (11397 words)

	charles taze russell - official website
		This caused Charles great distress, and became grist for the mill as his critics worked hard to use this as a means of smearing him and destroying his ministry that was threatening their existence.
		Russell's attorney claimed that Charles was an adulterer and had been inappropriately affectionate with a foster daughter for which they were caring.
		Pastor Russell was often called "the man who turned the hose on Hell and put out the fire" being famous for preaching to his worldwide audience that Hell was not a place of fire and torment, but the temporary state of sleep in death before resurrection.
	www.pastor-russell.com /misc/bio.html (5745 words)

	JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
		Charles Taze Russell found this hard to accept because Christ was not visible, but when it was explained to Him that Adventism believed that Christ rose from the dead as an invisible spirit (without a physical body), then the answer became clear; Christ returned to earth as an invisible spirit, therefore, His presence was invisible.
		Charles Taze Russell died, discredited by the teaching of the Bible and under the judgment of God for being a false prophet and false teacher, but discernment among his adherents was missing and they blindly ignored the obvious errors of the system and spiritual bankruptcy of the leadership and continued in their self-imposed false deception.
		Charles Taze Russell, the founder of the Jehovah's Witness organization, taught that Jesus Christ was crucified on a cross and Joseph Rutherford had illustrations of Jesus Christ on a cross in his books Creation, 1927, Harp Of God, 1928 and Reconciliation, 1928.
	www.ondoctrine.com /10jehwit.htm (6978 words)

	North Side: People: Charles Taze Russell
		Thus did Charles Taze Russell join his God in whose name he founded in Pittsburgh a religious sect that now numbers 2,500,000 members in all parts of the world.
		Russell was born here in 1852, and attended the old Grant School in the Third Ward.
		Russell kept his headquarters in Brooklyn and in the course of organizing his church averaged 30,000 miles of travel yearly to his various pastorates.
	www.clpgh.org /exhibit/neighborhoods/northside/nor_n107.html (741 words)

	Religious Movements Homepage: Jehovah's Witnesses
		Although Russell believed that the Second Adventists were "called of God" and he never renounced them (Russell still maintained his association with the Adventists and credits some preachers with teaching him much), a miscalculation concerning the Second-Coming of Christ caused him to re-evaluate Adventist teachings (Hoekema p.
		Charles Taze Russell died in October of 1916, leaving Joseph Franklin Rutherford with a solid foundation for the group we now call the Jehovah's Witnesses.
		Russell did not choose a successor, instead Rutherford was elected in spite of opposition (Beckford, p.23).
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/Jwitness.html (4221 words)

	Charles Taze Russell
		Charles Taze Russell was born in 1852 in Pittsburgh, Pensylvania.
		After Russell died in 1916, his religious movement was taken over by a very ambitious and worldly lawyer, Joseph Franklin Rutherford.
		Although Russell had a tendency to unnecessarily complicate Christian doctrine, and made the mistake of predicting the return of Christ (in 1914), his contribution to the restoration of many lost biblical truths is appreciated by millions of Christians today.
	members.shaw.ca /homechristian/docs/russell.htm (372 words)

	The Truth About Charles Taze Russell
		Russell's teachings were contrary to the long held traditions of conventional Christianity, he was greatly slandered by representatives of the various denominations at the time.
		Pastor Russell was truly ahead of his time in the way in which he allowed his wife to serve as his help mate.
		Charles Taze Russell was a man of humility and he always acted as a "fellow servant." When it comes to character and integrity, his morals stand up well over the test of time.
	www.angelfire.com /journal2/adrianbiblestudents/russell.html (945 words)

	Was Charles Taze Russell a Mason?
		Russell was buried under a cross and a crown, again Masonic.
		Russell later went on to claim that Jehovah God did indeed recognize himself and himself his little band of followers as the true Temple, and they alone, in all the earth were pleasing to the Father.
		Charles T. Russell must have been a very charismatic man to sway a crowd who claimed to be students of God's Word the Bible.
	www.cephasministry.com /jw_was_russell_a_mason.html (2474 words)

	Jehovah's Witnesses Was Charles Taze Russell The Faithful And Discreet Slave?
		Despite Russell's rejection of appointing himself and the society as the "slave," he fully supported his publications, which were solely his writings, as the only way to obtain the truth and "stay in the light," that bible reading alone could not do this.
		Charles Taze Russell, believed that only by reading his writings, in his the pages of his publications, could a person "be in the light" and obtain the truth.
		Russell had some fine thoughts on biblical research, however, they are completely overshadowed by orthodox interpretive teachings that are in many ways "off the wall," being no different from the other religious movements and outspoken leaders of the 19th century with their unusual and unstable interpretations of the bible
	www.escapefromwatchtower.com /theslave3.html (4312 words)

	Dirty Watchtower Secrets, watchtower, jehovah's witnesses, watchtower, charles taze russell, freemasons, jesuits, ...
		Russell was a Knights Templar Mason of York Rite, in Allegheny Pa. Confirmed Mason.
		The_Russell_Bloodline * Charles Taze Russell, the Occult, the Watchtower and the Illuminati * The Winged Sun-Disk and J.W. Literature
		Russell and Barbour believed and taught that Christ's invisible return in 1874 would be followed soon afterward, in the spring of 1878 to be exact, by the Rapture-the bodily snatching away of believers to heaven.
	blackpope.bravepages.com /dirtywatchtowersecrets.htm (4810 words)

	Pastor Russel Not The Founder Of "Jehovah's Witnesses" Page
		One of the main teachings of Pastor Russell was that all would be enlightened with a knowledge of God's Truth before they are placed on trial and judged for their final destiny.
		Pastor Russell was led to believe in a future probation because millions have died and continue to die without hearing the Gospel.
		On the contrary, Pastor Russell taught that the Jewish people and nation have a leading role in the Divine Plan for man, and accordingly during the year 1910 he spoke to vast Jewish audiences, comforting them according to the Scripture, Isa.
	www.nsbible.org /pastor_not_founder.htm (1263 words)

	C. Piazzi Smyth, Charles Taze Russell and the Great Pyramid of Gizeh
		Russell stated that the source for his measurements was the published work of Professor Smyth.
		It seems clear that Charles Taze Russell, the founder and first president of the Watch Tower Bible And Tract Society, was not honest in his presentation of the facts relating to the Bible and the Great Pyramid of Egypt.
		This is the measurement that Russell identifies as the distance from the junction of the "Ascending passage" and the "Entrance Passage" to the "Pit" or "Subterranean Chamber".
	members.cox.net /jellogator/pyramid/pyramid.htm (1909 words)

	Charles Taze Russell's Fascination with the Great Pyramid of Egypt
		Many Jehovah’s Witnesses may be surprised to know that the founder of their movement, Charles Taze Russell, was fascinated with Egyptian symbolism.
		During his life, Russell was so fascinated by the Great Pyramid of Gizeh that he looked to it for collaboration for his prophecies.
		Despite the issue of Russell changing key dates in his prophetic speculations (a major problem in and of itself), it is incredible that a man claiming to be God’s servant, actually used an occultic pagan Egyptian structure in support of the dates for his prophecies!
	www.spotlightministries.org.uk /russellspyramid.htm (1254 words)

	Charles Taze Russell accused
		Under oath in court at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, in 1913, he declared in support of his claims to be an expert Scripture scholar that he knew Greek.
		If Russell was the kind of personage described by REV. DR.
		Charles Taze Russell and the sin of perjury
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Delphi/6444/Russell.htm (488 words)

	watchtower.observer.org :: an eye on the jehovah's witnesses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		According to proponents of Russell’s membership in freemasonry, the Russells, father and son, would have been particularly prominent Masons, the proof being that Russell would have built up a para-Masonic organization in order to support the claimed purpose of freemasonry: a plot to destroy...
		Charles Taze Russell was not the founder of The Jehovah’s Witnesses
		Charles Taze Russell died in 1916, years before the real founder of the modern...
	reexamine.org /wtobserver/apps/pbcs.dll/section06a4.html?... (874 words)

	C.T. Russell's Armageddon
		Disenchantment with the churches and their teachings (Trinity, hellfire, immortal soul) led Russell to conclude that Christ would return invisibly.
		C.T. Russell, founder of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society in 1879, believed that he was chosen by the Lord to be a messenger to the churches (Revelation ch.
		The internal passages of the Great Pyramid of Egypt was often used to calculate dates.
	www.exjws.net /museum/russell.htm (239 words)

	Jehovah's Witnesses - ReligionFacts
		The group now known as the Jehovah's Witnesses was founded in 1879 by Charles Taze Russell, a Pennsylvania businessman.
		Russell's Adventist background and study of the Bible led him to conclude, among other things, that the second coming of Christ would occur in 1914, that Hellfire did not exist, and God was not a Trinity.
		Jehovah's Witnesses adhere to Russell's teachings on Hell and the Trinity and emphasize the immanent End Times, clean and moral living, the equality of all races, and adherence to the teachings of the Bible.
	www.religionfacts.com /jehovahs_witnesses/index.htm (265 words)

	The King of the North Acts Effectively
		Russell even declared that Christ was the master Mason—in the sense that he is the master temple builder.
		Although the stories of his supposedly being in the pedigreed bloodline of the mystical Illuminati have no basis in fact, Charles Russell and the early Bible Students were unquestionably heavily influenced by British-Israelism as it was expressed through the Millerite-Adventist groups of the 1800's.
		While some of Russell's numerous enemies endeavor to portray him as a Satanist, it is obvious to those who love the truth that C.T. Russell was a deeply devoted child of God.
	www.e-watchman.com /essays/king-of-the-north-acts.html (4801 words)

	Morton Edgar defend's Charles Taze Russell's integrity!
		The following quotation, by Morton Edgar, an ardent and long-time supporter of Charles Taze Russell, is from time to time sent to me as evidence that Russell was honest in his use of the available data regarding the measurements of the Great Pyramid.
		III of 'Studies in the Scriptures," in the Pyramid chapter, Brother Russell states that the length of the Descending Passage, from the junction of the Ascending Passage down to the Subterranean Chamber, is 3416 inches.
		But in all later editions of his third volume, since 1905, the length of this passage has been altered to the extent of 41 inches, the length now being said to be 3457 inches.
	members.cox.net /jellogator/pyramid/edgar.htm (621 words)

	=CULT LEADER CHARLES TAZE RUSSELL'S FASCINATION WITH PYRAMIDS AND THE OCCULT!
		Russell introduced occultism into his religion by teaching that the pyramids in Egypt are divine omens.
		So convinced was Russell of their mystic power, and his exclusive knowlege of their secrets, he and his followers spent a small fortune trekking to Egypt to observe them.
		Russell's sucessor Joseph Rutherford built the first factory building in 1927 and decorated its roof with pyramids which can still be seen today!
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/2919/russell.html (652 words)

	GODS PLAN FOR ALL
		It cannot be over-emphasized that the purposes of this society at that time were only to provide a source of helpful literature, to provide a clearing-house for the exchange of ideas and the arrangement of conventions for mutual fellowship and edification, and to provide a center from which world-wide witness activities could be launched.
		Claims of the Witnesses and of various historical entries notwithstanding, Charles Russell is NOT the founder of Jehovah’s Witnesses NOR of the practices and concepts of the current Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society.
		It is sad to report that when Pastor Russell died in 1916, the failures of human nature and the promptings of Satanic influences quickly resulted in the Watch Tower Society’s becoming dictatorial.
	www.godsplanforall.org /history_of_the_bs.cfm (2697 words)

	THE SOLE STEWARD OF MEAT IN DUE SEASON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Editorial Preface: Charles Taze Russell was the founder of the organization (about 1881) now called "The Watchtower and Bible Tract Society," also called the Watchtower Society.
		In court, it was proven the Russell (a self-proclaimed Greek scholar) could not even pronounce the letters of the Greek alphabet, much less read Greek.
		In 1912, Russell went on a world tour and had sermons published in many places as paid advertisements.
	www.frontiernet.net /~bcmmin/russell.htm (285 words)

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		This movement originated with Charles Taze Russell (1852-1916) as the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society.
		He reacted against doctrines of hell and was attracted by date-fixing for the Second Coming, which he estimated first as 1874, then as 1914.
		A seventh volume on the Book or Revelation was completed by others in 1917 after Russellâs death, and Arius and Russell are called two of the angels of the Seven Churches.
	www.peterjblackburn.com /religion/jw.htm (716 words)

	Russell, Charles Taze. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		In 1878 he organized his followers as an independent church.
		His teachings were spread through the Watch Tower, which Russell began to publish in 1879.
		Russell was involved in scandals, which somewhat tarnished his reputation, but his sect, nonetheless, flourished.
	www.bartleby.com /65/ru/RusslCT.html (159 words)

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