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Print: $52.88 This bound volume contains reproductions of all of the Watchtower magazines printed in the year 1923.
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Print: $29.96 Shortly before Charles Russell died, he found himself and his organization caught up in a web of criticism regarding both his personal life and his professional one as a spiritual leader. He turned to his friend and attorney, Joseph Rutherford to assist him in refuting these allegations. There were numerous newspaper articles that accused Pastor Russell of using the money donated to the organization for his personal use, of being a divorced man, of not paying his wife alimony, of charging his followers huge rates for what was termed Miracle Wheat, as being a pedophile with regards to a young orphan girl that came into the care of he and his wife, as well as a myriad of other charges. Rutherford realized that in order to protect the integrity of the organization and to assure its future growth he would have to defend Pastor Russell's reputation against these charges and in this book, he does so in an admirable way. He takes all the points of criticism hurled at Pastor Russell and one by one refutes them.
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Print: $49.96 HARVEST SIFTINGS was written by Joseph Franklin Rutherford in 1917. This book was authored by J.F. Rutherford during the period of factional infighting following Russell’s death. Opposed by a majority of the Society’s board of directors, Rutherford spared no weapon in his struggle for control of the organization. As a lawyer he skillfully unseated the directors Russell had appointed for life, and as a communicator he destroyed them in the eyes of his readers. This is a fascinating piece of Watchtower history.
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Print: $29.96 THIS GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM was written by MARIA FRANCIS RUSSELL, the wife of CHARLES TAZE RUSSELL. MARIA RUSSELL was quite a rebel in her time and a zealous advocate of the rights of women. This book was published in 1906. Mrs. Russell was an early champion of a woman's right to be more than a household servant to her husband and children. For this reason she wanted to have a greater role in the articles published in the Watchtower, but as has been reported, her husband objected. She used her books as the platform to expound her views and used the Bible to back up her belief in the eqality of men and women. This book is a must read for Jehovah's Witnesses, Bible Students and all those who believe in the inherent equality of men and women.
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Print: $29.96 THE TWAIN ONE was wriiten by MARIA FRANCIS RUSSELL, the wife of CHARLES TAZE RUSSELL. MARIA RUSSELL was quite a rebel in her time and a zealous advocate of the rights of women. This book was published in 1906. Mrs. Russell was an early champion of a woman's right to be more than a household servant to her husband and children. For this reason whe wanted to have a greater role in the articles published in the Watchtower, but as has been reported, her husband objected. She used THE TWAIN ONE as the platform to expound her views and used the Bible to back up her belief in the eqality of men and women. This book is a must read for Jehovah's Witnesses, Bible Students and all those who believe in the inherent equality of men and women.
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Print: $49.96 The people of Atlantis are accidentally discovered by the Phoenicians by a chance shipwreck somewhere in Atlantic ocean. One Tyrian survivor is found and rescued by a people known as the Tsinim who come from the West. The Phoenicians become interested in this new civilization because they possess a secret of sailing without using the heavenly bodies as guides. A foreign infant is found upon a shipwreck near the shores of the Atlantean empire. The baby girl is adopted by the King and he names her Atla. The child's complexion is fair and white which is uncommon among the populace of dark colored inhabitants. Atla is raised alongside the King's real daughter who is called Astera. As the girls grow up to maturity, the inhabitants of Atlan are visited by foreigners from the East. The fleet of Phoenician ships comes to the shores of Atlantis only after mastering the new art of sailing without guiding stars.
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Print: $42.46 This book is in full color, bringing the wonderful illustrations to life.
This old, rare book has no date of publication.
It was published by Lardent's, 95, Southwark Park Rd., London. S. E. 16, England. The writers are some you will be familiar with and among them are
Gertrude W. Siebert, Charles T. Russell, Frederick Lardent. Frederick Lardent was affiliated with Daughters Of The Tower, a split-off groups from the Watchtower Bible And Tract Society.
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Print: $28.97 THE WONDERFUL STORY was published by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society in 1890. It was primarily written for children and includes 15 charming illustrations. This book will make a wonderful addition to your theocratic library.
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Print: $55.49 A picture is worth a thousand words. If that is true then this book does a lot of talking. These photographs span decades of the Society's history and show such rare images as Charles Taze Russell as a baby, Malcolm Rutherford, the son of Judge Rutherford, Fred Franz just before he passed away. and much, much more.
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Hardcover Print: $52.99 WE ALL NEED "POEMS OF DAWN" - Under this title the May 1, 1912 issue of the Watchtower magazine, announced the release of a book entitled POEMS OF DAWN. This book consists of “nearly three hundred very choice and beautiful poems of consecration and encouragement for Christians. The poems are topically divided, the very thing each should have near him for a leisure moment. The value of these as spiritual stimulants is inestimable. They can be appreciated by all Christians, though of course especially by those possessing a knowledge of Present Truth. Postpaid in cloth binding 25c.; leather-bound 50c. POEMS OF DAWN would make an excellent gift for any friend or relative not in the Truth, although most fully appreciated by the saintly. It is topically arranged, but you cannot open at random and read without being refreshed, comforted, drawn nearer to God.”
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