what a sincere bible student he was, he was really into bible truth ,and was never ashamed to bring out just what the bible REALLY taught.
regardless of if religious leaders did not like it . bible truth is what it was all about
and NOW that true knowledge is abundant indeed Daniel 12;4
and just think he is right now serving along with others in the HEAVENLY KINGDOM
but as always there is always opposition to those who are into bible truth.
but no worries , the bible is alive and well ,and the
FAITHFUL ONES ARE GIVING OUT EVEN MORE TASTY SPIRITUAL FOOD
Who really is the faithful and discreet slave whom his master appointed over his domestics, to give them their food at the proper time? 46 Happy is that slave if his master on arriving finds him doing so. 47 Truly I say to YOU, He will appoint him over all his belongings. MATTHEW 24;45-47
Jesus is the head of the christian congregation, and that spiritual food is for sharing .
yes that master (JESUS CHRIST) certainly saw and noticed who was faithful to him ,and what the bible REALLY teaches.
and now that true knowledge is abundant indeed. Daniel 12;4
so in answer to the little test ,there has been much sifting and testing especially in the last days
There are, of course, many religious organizations, and a considerable number of teachers make some use of the Bible.
Was God particularly using Charles Taze Russell? If so, did God cease to have a visible channel when Brother Russell died? These became critical issues, ones that led to further testing and sifting.
It certainly could not be expected that God would use C. T. Russell if he did not loyally adhere to God’s Word. (Jer. 23:28; 2 Tim. 3:16, 17)
God would not use a man who fearfully refrained from preaching what he saw clearly written in the Scriptures. (Ezek. 2:6-8)
Nor would God use a person who exploited his knowledge of the Scriptures to bring glory to himself. (John 5:44) So, what do the facts show?
As Jehovah’s Witnesses today review the work that he did, the things he taught, his reason for teaching them, and the outcome, they have no doubt that Charles Taze Russell was, indeed, used by God in a special way and at a significant time.
This view is not based solely on the firm stand that Brother Russell took with regard to the ransom.
It also takes into account the fact that he fearlessly rejected creeds that contained some of the foundation beliefs of Christendom, because these clashed with the inspired Scriptures.
These beliefs included the doctrine of the Trinity (which had its roots in ancient Babylon and was not adopted by so-called Christians until long after Bible writing was completed)
as well as the teaching that human souls are inherently immortal (which had been adopted by men who were overawed by the philosophy of Plato and which left them open to such ideas as the eternal torment of souls in hellfire).
Many of Christendom’s scholars, too, know that these doctrines are not taught in the Bible, but that is not generally what their preachers say from the pulpits.
In contrast, Brother Russell undertook an intensive campaign to share what the Bible actually does say with everyone who was willing to hear.
well done brother russel ,
he was not afraid to make known the truth of what the bible REALLY teaches
