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Charles Taze Russell was a spiritually dead Calvinist who founded the cult of Jehovah’s Witnesses. He started publishing the Watchtower magazine in 1881, convincing gullible people that he was a Bible scholar, although he never learned either Hebrew or Greek. He denied the Trinity and divinity of Christ and taught that the angel Michael became Jesus Christ. His followers created their own version of the Bible which utterly contradicts the original manuscripts.
00:24 Introduction
01:00 The Arian Controversy
04:20 Jehovah’s Witnesses Beliefs
07:50 The Person of Jesus in JW Theology
11:07 The Holy Spirit in JW Theology
13:31 Apocalyptic and Prophetic
15:23 Life after Death
16:23 Evangelism
16:57 Other General Beliefs
18:00 Conclusions and a Personal Encounter
Charles Taze Russell was a spiritually dead Calvinist who founded the cult of Jehovah’s Witnesses. He started publishing the Watchtower magazine in 1881, convincing gullible people that he was a Bible scholar, although he never learned either Hebrew or Greek. He denied the Trinity and divinity of Christ and taught that the angel Michael became Jesus Christ. His followers created their own version of the Bible which utterly contradicts the original manuscripts.
00:24 Introduction
01:00 The Arian Controversy
04:20 Jehovah’s Witnesses Beliefs
07:50 The Person of Jesus in JW Theology
11:07 The Holy Spirit in JW Theology
13:31 Apocalyptic and Prophetic
15:23 Life after Death
16:23 Evangelism
16:57 Other General Beliefs
18:00 Conclusions and a Personal Encounter










