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Data publicării

15.10.1930

Volumul

51

Numărul

20

Pagina publicației

306

Turnul de veghe

A Wine Vineyard

Revistele originale Turnul de veghe în limba engleză

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HIS

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tho

people

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engage.

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rauio

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everlasting;

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beginning

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a

man;

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he

is

now

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glory,

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heaven

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GOD

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earth

for

man,

and

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perfect

man

for

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earth

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him

upon

it;

that

man

wilfully

'disobeyed

God's

law

and

was

sentenced

to

death;

that

by

reason

of

Adam's

wrongful

act

all

men

are

born

sinners

amI

without

the

right

to

life.

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was

made

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human

being

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h)

might

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man;

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life

::l.

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man

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deau,

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price

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man.

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purposo

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send

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Sunday

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chain

program

to

mudl

of

the

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densely

populated

area

of

the

country

a

It\]

ge

sum

of

money

is

being

spent

continually

by

the

Society.

The

hour's

program

is

now

broadcast

oyer

a.

chain

of

thirty

stations,

in·

cluding

Bangor.

Me

WLBZ

Boston

'VLOB

Chariotte

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Chicago

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Cleveland

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Columbus

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Emnsville

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York

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Reports

of

field

workers

mdieate

an

intense

anu

steadily

growing

interest

among

listeners.

During

the

ekdn

program,

announcement

is

m[\ue

ref:ularly

that

further

iniormation

ill

printed

form"

will

be

offered

by

a

l'epre3entati\'e

from

1'!le

Watch

Ton'or

who

will

caB

at

your

home'

'.

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a

result,

work·

ers

find

that

many

"'ho

have

heard

the

program

arc

eagerly

waiting

for

the

books.

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the

other

hand,

millions

of

people

in

the

area

now

served

by

this

broadcasting

DO

NOT

KNOW

tlwt

there

is

sllch

a

program

on

the

air.

The

most

effective

advertisement

is

the

personal

invitation.

This

can

be

given

constantly

by

each

field

worker

in

a

definite

manner

by

use

of

the

radio

slip.

Mere

mention

of

the

progralll

when

canvassing

is

good,

of

course,

but

uncertain,

for

the

spoken

woru

is

soon

forgotten.

The

radio

slip

is

an

attractive

folder,

printed

in

two

colors.

It

contains

a

list

of

the

stations

on

one

sille

and,

on

the

other

side,

a

brief

description

and

illustration

of

the

books.

Thes')

slips

are

supplied

by

the

Society

at

one

dollar

a

thousand.

They

are

for

free

distribution

to

every

home

by

each

worker

while

engaged

in

the

house·to·house

seryice.

Pursuant

to

the

provision

of

law

an,1

tl:e

eharter

of

the

Watch

Tower

Bible

&

'l'ra('t

Society,

tho

annual

business

meetin~

of

the

said

~ociety

win

be

held

at

PittslJurgh,

North

Hille

(formerly

Allegheny),

Pennsylvania,

at

2509

Perrysville

Avenue,

at

10

0

'clock

a.m.

Fridliy,

Odober

31,

1930,

at

which

the

usual

annual

business

will

bo

transacted.