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    The Watchtower, June 15, 1978

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    The Watchtower—1978

    IN THIS ISSUE

    3 Why Can Love 'Bear All Things'?

    This godly quality can help to make life meaningful and pleasant

    5 Barnabas—Loyal Supporter of True Worship

    8 The Sermon on the Mount—"Do Not Resist Him That Is Wicked"

    10 'For Nothing the Net Is Spread'

    11 Insight on the News

    12 Human Governments Crushed by God's Kingdom

    In Daniel 2, what is pictured by the iron-and-clay feet of the image?

    15 False Religion and War

    16 Appreciating the Sacredness of Life and Blood How does God view blood? What sacred purpose did Jesus' blood serve? How does the "blood of the Christ" involve more than his death? What hopes rest on his sacrificial blood?

    21 Firmly Resolved About Life and Blood Does God's Word really require Christians to refuse blood transfusions? What do some doctors say about the advantages of 'refraining from blood'? In what other ways must Christians avoid bloodguilt? What does it mean to be "clean from the blood of all men"?

    26 More "Workers" Needed Can You Share?

    29 Questions from Readers

    32 An Appreciative Doctor

    A WATCHTOWER enables a person to look far into the distance and announce to others what is seen. Likewise, this magazine, published by Jehovah's Witnesses, aids the reader to see what the future holds. Since it began publication in 1879, "The Watchtower" has held faithfully to God's Word as its authority. It stays clear of all political involvement. It points to the Bible prophecies showing that Jesus Christ is God's means for restoring peace and harmony to this globe. It shows that this Son of God, on the basis of his shed blood, will release mankind from sin and death to enjoy eternal life in happiness on a paradise earth. Because Jehovah God will accomplish all this soon through his kingdom by Jesus Christ, "The Watchtower" announces that kingdom as the real hope for mankind.

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