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15.08.1919
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16
Turnul de veghe
Blessed Are the Fearless II
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for 
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KY'D.ce 
and 
knOWledge. 
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not 
only 
invite 
but 
urge 
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readers 
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all 
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utterances 
by 
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to 
Which 
reference 
is 
constantly 
made. 
to 
faclUtate 
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testini-- 
TO 
US 
THE 
SCRIPTURES 
CLEARLY 
TEACH 
q'bat 
the 
Church 
Is 
"the 
Temple 
of 
the 
Living 
God"-pecullarlY 
"His 
workmanship;" 
that 
Its 
construction 
has 
been 
In 
proKY'eSS 
througb­ 
out 
the 
Goopel 
Age-ever 
since 
Clirist 
became 
the 
world's 
Redeemer 
and 
the 
Chief 
Corner 
Stone 
of 
His 
Temple, 
through 
whlcb, 
when 
finished, 
God's 
blessing 
shall 
come 
"to 
all 
people," 
and 
they 
find 
access 
to 
Him.-1 
Cor. 
3 
:16, 
17; 
Eph. 
2 
:20-22; 
Gen. 
28 
:14; 
Gal. 
3 
:29. 
That 
meantime 
the 
chiseling, 
shaping 
and 
pollshlng 
of 
consecrated 
bellevers 
In 
Christ's 
Atonement 
for 
sin, 
progresses; 
and 
when 
the 
last 
of 
Ihese 
"!lvlng 
stones," 
"Elect 
and 
preCious," 
shaIl 
have 
been 
made 
ready, 
the 
great 
~aster 
Workman 
will 
bring 
all 
together 
In 
the 
First 
Resurrection; 
and 
the 
Temple 
shaIl 
be 
filled 
with 
His 
glory, 
and 
be 
the 
meeting 
place 
between 
God 
and 
men 
through· 
out 
the 
MlIlennium.-Rev. 
15 
:5-8. 
That 
the 
Badls 
of 
lIope, 
for 
the 
Church 
and 
the 
World, 
ill'S 
In 
the 
fact 
that 
"Jesus 
Christ, 
by 
the 
graee 
of 
God, 
tasted 
death 
for 
e1JfJ'flI 
man," 
"a 
Ransom 
for 
all," 
and 
will 
be 
"the 
true 
Light 
whIch 
lIghteth 
evel'l/ 
man 
that 
cometh 
into 
the 
world," 
"In 
due 
tlme."­ 
Heb. 
2:9; 
John 
1 
:9; 
1 
Tim. 
2 
:5, 
6. 
ll'hat 
the 
Rope 
of 
the 
Church 
Is 
that 
she 
may 
be 
Ilke 
her 
Lord, 
"see 
Him 
as 
He 
Is," 
be 
"partaker 
of 
the 
Divine 
nature," 
and 
share 
Hia 
glory 
as 
His 
jolnt·helr.-l 
John 
3:2; 
John 
17 
:24; 
Rom. 
8:Ii; 
2 
Pet. 
1 
:4. 
ll'b.at 
the 
present 
mission 
of 
the 
Church 
Is 
the 
perfecting 
of 
the 
saints 
for 
the 
future 
work 
of 
service; 
to 
develop 
In 
herself 
every 
KY'ace: 
to 
be 
God's 
witness 
to 
the 
world; 
and 
to 
prepare 
to 
be 
kings 
and 
priests 
In 
the 
next 
Age.-Eph. 
4 
:12; 
:\fatt. 
24 
:14 
; 
Rev. 
1:6; 
20:6­ 
That 
the 
hope 
for 
the 
World 
lies 
In 
the 
blessings 
of 
knowledge 
and 
opportun!ty 
to 
be 
brought 
to 
an 
by 
Christ's 
MlJ1ennlal 
Klngdom­ 
the 
Restitution 
of 
all 
that 
was 
lost 
In 
Adam, 
to 
all 
the 
wllling 
and 
obedient, 
at 
the 
hands 
of 
their 
Redeemer 
and 
His 
glorified 
Church-when 
all 
the 
wHfully 
wicked 
wlll 
be 
destrolled.-Acts 
3 
:19-23; 
Isa. 
35. 
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It stands free from all parties, sects and creeds of men, while it seeks more and more to bring its every utterance into fullest gaubjection to the will of God in Christ, as expressed in tbe Holy Scriptures. hath spoken—according to the Divine wisdom granted unto us, to understand. «pow whereof we affirm, treading with implicit faith upon the sure promises of God. It is thus free to declare boldly whatsoever the Lord Its attitude is not dogmatical, but confident; for we It is held as a trust, to be used only in His service; hence our decisions relative to what may and what may not appear in its columns must be according to our judgment of His good pleasure, the teaching of His Word, for the upbuilding of His people in grace and knowledge. And we not only invite but urge our readers to prove all its utterances by the infallible Word to which reference is constantly made, to facilitate such testing. TO US THE SCRIPTURES CLEARLY TEACH That the Church is “the Temple of the Living God’—pecullarly “His workmanship ;” that its construction has been in progress through out the Gospel Age—ever since Christ became the world’s Redeemer and the Chief Corner Stone of His Temple, through which, when finished, God's blessing shall come “to all people,” and they find access to Him.—i Cor. 3:16, 17; Eph, 2:20-22; Gen 28:14; Gal. 3:29. That meantime the chiseling, shaping and polishing of consecrated believers in Christ's Atonement for sin, progresses; and when the last of these “living stones,” “Elect and precious,” shall have been made ready, the great Master Workman will bring all together in the First Resurrection; and the Temple shall be Sed with His glory, and be the meeting place between God and men through out the Millennium.—Rev. 15 :5-8. That the Basis of Hope, for the Church and the World, lies in the fact that “Jesus Christ, by the grace of God, tasted death for every man,” “a Ransom for all,” and will be “the true Light which lighteth every man that cometh into the world,” “in due time.”— Heb. 2:9; John 1:9; 1 Tim. 2:5, 6. That the Hope of the Church ts that she may be Itke her Lord, “see Him as He is,” be “partaker of the Divine nature,” and share His glory as His joint-heir—1 John 3:2; John 17:24; Rom. 8:17; 2 Pet. 1:4. 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ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AT PITTSBURGH, PA , POSTOFFICE UNDER THE ACT OF MARCH 3RD, 1579. YOUR COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SOCIETY Several times in the past we have called attention to the fact that all communications should be addressed to the Society, and not to individuals; but new correspondents are constantly appearing on our lists, thus making necessary the reiteration of what has been often said. In all matters of business relating to the Society, please address the SOCIETY and not individuals who may be occupying various positions in connection with the Society's work. This is not only the usual and preferable business way, but it works more nearly to the advantage of all concerned. But in addition to using on your envelope the Society’s general address (WatcH Tower Binte & Tract Society, 119 Federal Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.) it will expedite the proper distribution of your mail to indicate on the envelope the department for which it is intended, if the subject matter is of a special nature, as Pilgrim Dept., Colporteur Dept., etc. Especially is this true with respect to the Pilgrim Department, and class secretaries can usually receive a much prompter reply if this suggestion is observed. It is absolutely essential to have your name and full address on each communication you send. Even if there are people in the office who know you, there is no assurance whatever that any of those persons will be handling your mail; and even if they should it cannot be expected that they will remember the many thousands of addresses. No foreign address is complete without bearing the name of the country; and no domestic address is complete without the name of the state or (in the case of Canada) the province. Furthermore, it is a great assistance to us if your name and address be not only somewhere on the letter, but if .hey both be at the head of the letter. This simplifies our filing very much and tends to make possible better service in response to vour correspondence, especially if it be of a business nature. Married women should be careful to use the same name in all their letters. No small trouble and confusion can be avoided by using either the personal name or that of the husband, but not both alternately. We have no means whatever of knowing that it is the same person. ADDED FEATURE TO TOWER REPRINTS In addition to the subject matter already announced for the seven Tower reprint volumes, we are now able to inform the friends that seven full-page portraits of Brother Russell, one in each volume, will be reproduced in fine half-tone photo-engravings. These portraits show the likeness of the seventh messenger to the church as he appeared in the years 1879, 1888, 1896, 1900, 1906, 1910, and 1916. ‘This is the first time a series of this kind has been presented and it adds very largely indeed to the historical interest and value of the work. No increase is made in the price: see price list for Reprint Towers in August I issue. I. B.S. A. BEREAN BIBLE STUDIES QUESTIONS FROM MANUAL ON SERIES SIXTH “STUDIES IN THE SCRIPTURES” STUDY XI—“PASSOVER OF THE NEW CREATION” | | Week of Sept. 7.... Q1- 5 Week of Sept. 21....Q. 12-16 | Week of Sept. 14 .... Q.6-11 Week of Sept. 28....Q. 17-22 | Questien Manuals on Vol. Vi, Studies in the Scriptares, 10¢ each, postpaid.

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