Studies in the Scriptures, Volume 7: The Finished Mystery — John Shaqi
Studies in the Scriptures, Volume 7: The Finished MysteryRussell, C. T. (Charles Taze)
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Studies in the Scriptures, Volume 7: The Finished Mystery
Russell, C. T. (Charles Taze)
Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.; Jehovah's witnesses -- Controversial literature
In 1879 Charles Taze Russell began the publication of THE WATCH TOWER, of
which he was the sole editor as long as he remained on earth. THE WATCH
TOWER was, and is, the first and only journal declaring the _presence_ of
the Lord Jesus. Pastor Russell being the messenger to the Laodicean
Church, and occupying the position of the Lord’s special servant to give
the Household of Faith meat in due season, it was to be expected that he
would bring forth from the Lord’s great “Storehouse” the needed spiritual
food for the Church, in harmony with God’s will. By the Lord’s grace he
wrote the six volumes of STUDIES IN THE SCRIPTURES, which writings, aside
from the Bible, have gladdened more hearts and thrilled Christians with
greater hope and joyful expectation than have any other writings extant.
These books have been properly designated “Keys to the Divine Plan of the
Ages.” These “keys” have been placed in the hands of thousands of
Christian people throughout the world, and have enabled them to unlock the
Lord’s Treasure‐house, the Bible, and there to see some of the “treasures
of wisdom” and knowledge of God! Some have been able to use these “keys”
more effectually than have others. “God hath set the members in the Body
as it hath pleased Him.”
Time and again Pastor Russell said that the Seventh Volume of STUDIES IN
THE SCRIPTURES would be written; and it was expected that he would write
it. The Scriptures show that the Seventh Volume must be published. Pastor
Russell passed from the earth, and the Seventh Volume remained
unpublished. In his last moments he said, “Some one else can write the
Seventh Volume.” For any one to arrogate to himself the authority to write
and publish the Seventh Volume would, we believe, seem presumptuous before
the Lord. Whom, then, would the Lord have to write it?
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