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SOCIETY

117

Adams

Street

Brooklyn,

N.

Y.,

U.

S.

A.

OFFICERS

J.

F.

RUTHERFORD

President

W.

E.

VANAMBURGH

Secretary

uAnd

all

thy

children

shall

he

tau~ht

of

Jehovah;

and

~reat

shall

he

the

peace

of

thy

children,"

_IIaian

54:

I,J.

THE

SCRIPTURES

CLEARLY

TEACH

THAT

JEHOVAH

is

the

only

true

God,

is

from

everlasting

to

everlasting,

the

:Maker

of

heaven

and

earth

and

the

Glver

of

life

to

his

creatures;

that

the

Logos

was

the

beginning

of

his

creation

and

his

active

agent

in

the

creation

of

all

things;

that

the

Logos

is

now

the

Lord

Jesus

Christ

in

glory,

clothed

with

all

power

in

heaven

and

earth,

and

the

Chief

Executive

Officer

of

Jehovah.

THAT

GOD

created

the

earth

for

man,

created

perfect

man

for

the

earth

and

placed

him

upon

it;

that

man

wilfuUy

disobeyed

God's

law

and

was

sentenced

to

death;

that

by

reason

of

Adam's

wrong

act

all

men

are

born

sinners

and

\yithout

the

right

to

life.

THAT

JESUS

was

made

human,

and

the

man

Jesus

suf·

fered

death

in

order

to

produce

the

ransom

or

redemptive

price

for

all

mankind;

that

God

raised

up

Jesus

divine

and

exalted

him

to

heaven

above

every

creature

and

above

every

name

and

clothed

him

with

all

power

and

authority.

THAT

JEHOVAH'S

ORGANIZATION

is

caUed

Zion,

and

that

Christ

Jesus

is

the

Chief

Officer

thereof

and

is

the

rightful

King

of

the

world;

that

the

anointed

and

faithful

followers

of

Christ

Jesus

are

children

of

Zion,

members

of

Jehovah's

organization,

and

are

his

witnesses

whose

duty

and

privilege

it

is

to

testify

to

the

supremacy

of

Jehovah,

declare

his

purposes

toward

mankind

as

expressed

in

the

Bible,

and

to

bear

the

fruits

of

the

kingdom

before

all

who

will

hear.

THAT

THE

WORLD

has

ended,

and

the

Lord

Jesus

Christ

]1as

been

placed

by

Jehovah

upon

his

throne

of

authority,

haa

ousted

Satan

from

heaven

and

is

proceeding

to

the

establishment

of

God's

kingdom

on

earth.

THAT

THE

RELIEF

and

blessings

of

the

peoples

of

earth

can

come

only

by

and

through

Jehovah's

kingdom

under

Christ

which

has

now

begun;

that

the

Lord's

next

great

act

is

the

destruction

of

Satan's

organization

and

the

estab·

lishment

of

righteousness

in

the

earth,

and

that

under

the

kingdom

all

those

who

will

obey

its

righteous

laws

shall

liye

on

earth

forever.

YEAR

BOOK

1936

The

Year

Book,

including

the

annual

report

of

the

activities

of

Jehovah's

witnesses

throughout

the

earth,

is

now

ready.

All

those

devoted

to

the

Lord,

including

the

remnant

and

the

Jonadabs,

will

be

an.xious

to

read

this

report

and

to

have

the

benefit

of

the

year

text

and

the

daily

comments

on

the

daily

texts.

Only

a

limited

number

of

these

can

be

published,

lind

therefore

the

cost

of

publication

makes

it

neeessary

for

us

to

receive

fifty

cents

a

copy

for

this

book.

Orders

will

be

filletl

liS

long

8S

the

limited

stock

manufactured

lasts.

Each

company

of

Jehovah's

witnesses

and

the

Jonadabs

may

send

in

onlcrs

through

the

company

secretary.

Your

early

attention

to

this

will

be

appreciated.

CALENDAR

FOR

1936

The

text

"For

Jehovah

and

for

Gitleon"

(J

udgps

7:

18,

A.B.V.)

is

appropriate

for

Jehovah's

pubhshers,

and

there

foro

it

will

be

used

for

19;)6

the

same

as

for

1!l:J5.

Calenuars

uro

being

prepared

for

those

who

desire

them.

The

same

illustra·

tion

"ill

be

used;

however,

the

general

design

and

appcarance

will

be

different,

the

calentlar

pad,

of

course,

for

the

year

1936.

The

companies

and

individuals

will

please

send

in

ortlers

as

soon

as

pOSSible,

as

we

have

printed

only

what

we

estimated

are

requiretl.

The

price

wlll

be,

for

single

calendar,

23c;

for

lots

of

five

or

more,

20c

each.

ITS

MISSION

T

HIS

journal

is

published

for

the

purpose

of

enabling

the

people

to

know

Jehovah

God

and

his

purposes

as

expressed

in

the

Bible.

It

publishes

BIble

instruction

specifically

designed

to

aid

Jehovah's

witnesses.

It

arranges

s)'stematic

Bible

study

for

its

readers

and

supplies

other

liter

ature

to

aid

in

such

studies.

It

publishes

suitable

material

for

radio

broadcasting

and

for

other

means

of

public

instruc·

tion

in

the

Scriptures.

It

adheres

strictly

to

the

Bible

as

authority

for

its

utter

ances.

It

is

entirely

free

and

separate

from

all

parties,

sects

or

other

worldly

organizations.

It

is

wholly

and

without

reservation

for

the

kingdom

of

Jehovah

God

under

Christ

his

Beloved

King.

It

is

not

dogmatic,

but

invites

careful

and

critical

examination

of

its

contents

in

the

light

of

the

Scriptures.

It

does

not

indulge

in

controversy,

and

its

col

umns

are

not

open

to

personalities.

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Remittances

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We

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thus

aId

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but

the

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March

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lEn9.

TRANSCRIPTION

MACHINES

The

Society

has

made

arrangements

to

construct

and

assemble

portable

transcription

machines

at

our

own

factory

at

117

Auams

Street.

'rhese

machmes

are

somewhat

different

m

constructIOn

from

those

prevlOusly

turnished.

They

will

be

sprmg-wound,

and

operated

from

a

6-volt

wet-cell

battery.

Every

machine

wlll

be

furmshed

complete

with

the

battery

and

a

battery

charger,

so

that

it

can

be

kept

up

to

ltS

full

strength.

We

are

pleased

to

announce

that

this

machine

can

be

offered

at

$100,

complete,

to

brethren

in

the

United

States.

PHONOGRAPHS

Jehovnh

God

has

duly

provided

anoUler

effective

instrument

for

the

kmgdom

prociamatIon,

to

wit,

a

portable

phonograph

eqUipped

With

electrically

transcribed

recorus

of

4!-mmute

speedles

by

Brother

Rutherford

on

Yltal

Bible

tOpiCS.

){eports

to

date

from

pIOneers

and

others

already

eqUipped

with

antl

lISlDg

thiS

phonograph

attest

the

success

anu

potency

of

I

hiS

method

of

introduclllf:

llnd

dn\'lag

home

the

Lor<.l

's

messa~e.

'l'he

machine

is

manufacturl'd

bv

the

SoclCty

at

ltS

Brooklvn

factory,

and

is

specmlly

desl~ed

for

its

work,

and

is

the

best

av!ulable

for

the

purpose.

l:itrong,

compact,

with

a

powerful

spring-wound

motor,

and

carrymg

Bpace

for

several

discs,

it

\\eighs

21

pounds

with

six

discs

bearing

twel\'e

reconlings.

To

co\

er

the

bare

Cllst

the

phonogruph,

with

18

recoruings,

may

be

hall

for

$19.23.

All

orders

therefor,

remittance

accompany·

ing,

should

be

sent

to

the

Brooklyn

office

of

the

SoclCty.