No Disturbance
The Watchtower, July 15, 1959
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“Some states have a law against ‘disturbing the peace of a person,’” writes Simeon Stylites in The Christian Century. “Wouldn’t it make a rousing headline in the paper, ‘Preacher Arrested!’—being the story of some parishioners’ having the Rev. Luther Calvin Wesley seized by policemen after the sermon and hustled away to the city jail for ‘disturbing the peace’ of the congregation? That happened to Paul as a standard procedure. It happened to Martin Luther. It happened to John Wesley. Why not around the corner? There is just one hitch. In order to disturb the peace, one must disturb.”
Also in this issue
- Announcements
- Do You Really Accept the Teachings of Christ
- Exert Yourselves Vigorously as God’s Workmen
- Gathering the Sheep in Far-off Burma
- How Is Your Spiritual Appetite
- Israel’s Tabernacle Shadows
- Life Is Valuable
- Part 18—“Your Will Be Done on Earth”
- Questions From Readers
- The Bible’s Unity as a Book
- “We Have Glorified War”