The Harp of God: Proof Conclusive That Millions Now Living Will Never DieRutherford, J. F. (Joseph Franklin)
Philosophy
The Harp of God: Proof Conclusive That Millions Now Living Will Never Die
Rutherford, J. F. (Joseph Franklin)
Jehovah's witnesses -- Controversial literature
When this court secretly met, state what was said by it concerning
Jesus. ¶ 221.
Who were the parties to the conspiracy to destroy Jesus? and whose was
the master mind directing them? ¶ 222.
How was Judas brought into the conspiracy? and under what consideration?
¶ 222.
Who was sent out to arrest the Master? ¶ 222.
Did the court have any right to try him at night? ¶ 222.
Did it have a right to cause him to testify against himself? ¶ 223.
Was there any evidence against him? ¶ 223.
What crime did the Sanhedrin commit in getting witnesses against Jesus?
¶ 223.
Did that court violate the Jewish law in voting for his conviction? ¶ 223.
Why did the court reconvene the morning following to ratify the
sentence? and was this proper? ¶ 223.
Why did not the Jews put Jesus to death and not take him before Pilate?
¶ 224.
Why did Pilate wish to release Jesus? ¶ 225.
When Pilate attempted to release Jesus, what did the accusers do? ¶ 225.
Who were the responsible men that incited the mob to cry against the
Master? ¶ 225.
To what did the civil power yield in sentencing Jesus to death? ¶ 225.
Which was more reprehensible, the civil or the ecclesiastical power, in
this case? ¶ 225.
Who were put to death with Jesus? ¶ 226.
In the eyes of the world, did Jesus die as a righteous man? ¶ 226.
In the death of Jesus upon the cross, what particular prophecy was
fulfilled? ¶ 227.
Why must Jesus die? ¶ 228.
What was God's will concerning Jesus with reference to his becoming a
man and being put to death? ¶ 229.
What did Jesus mean by saying that he was the bread which came down from
heaven, and those eating that bread should live? ¶ 230.
Did Jesus die only for those who become members of some church
denomination? or for whom did he die? ¶ 230.
Define sin; and what is the penalty for sin? ¶ 231.
How was the life of Jesus made an offering for sin, or a sin-offering?
¶ 231.
Would it have been possible for any of the human race to get life
everlasting, except for the ransom-sacrifice? ¶ 232.
Of what value are the pictures made in the Old Testament to us in
studying the New? and what did the bullock slain on the atonement day
picture relative to Jesus? ¶ 233.
What did the court surrounding the tabernacle picture or typify? ¶ 233.
What was foreshadowed by the slaying of the bullock in the court? ¶ 233.
How was the ransom-price provided? ¶ 233.
What pictured the beginning of the sin-offering? ¶ 234.
What was done with the blood of the bullock after it was slain? ¶ 234.
What was pictured by the high priest in the Holy? and what by his
entering the Most Holy? ¶ 234.
For whom did Jesus give himself as a sin-offering? ¶ 235.
What was the purpose of the giving of the law covenant? and could it
operate to deliver man from death? ¶ 236.
Was the shedding of Jesus' blood necessary for the remission of sin?
¶ 237.
How was the entrance of Jesus into heaven foreshadowed in the tabernacle
service? Give Scriptural proof. ¶ 237.
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