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 | | This kind of mesmerizing repetition is constantly used by the Watch Tower Society to condition Jehovah's Witnesses to think that it is wrong for them to question anything the Society ever publishes as "Truth." In contrast to this attitude towards the organization, Russell and his early associates were actually against earthly organization. |
 | | According to present-day Watch Tower teachings, Jesus Christ was supposed to have "come" invisibly in 1914, and after his coming to have entered into the the judgment of his earthly servants. |
 | | 7 P. 9 In The Watch Tower of February 15, 1927, in an article entitled "Servant-Good and Evil," the Society's second president began to teach that the entire church, the "body of Christ," and, hence, the entire Bible Student community in communion with the Society was the "slave," not Russell. |
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