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    The Watchtower, November 1, 1990

    The Watchtower—1990

    Watchtower Announcing Jehovah's Kingdom

    CAN HUMAN NATURE BE CHANGED?

    In This Issue

    What Has Happened to Human Nature? 3

    Transforming Human Nature 4

    "He Is Liable to Death" 8

    The Christian's View of

    the Superior Authorities 10

    Samaria

    —Capital Among Northern Capitals 16

    The Role of the Superior Authorities 18

    Our Relative Subjection to

    the Superior Authorities 23

    'Continue to Be Readjusted' 29

    THE PURPOSE OF THE WATCHTOWER is to exalt Jehovah God as the Sovereign of the universe. It keeps watch on world events as they fulfill Bible prophecy. It comforts all peoples with the good news that God's Kingdom will soon destroy those who oppress their fellowmen and that it will turn the earth into a paradise. It encourages faith in the now-reigning King, Jesus Christ, whose shed blood opens the way for mankind to gain eternal life. The Watchtower, published by Jehovah's Witnesses continuously since 1879, is nonpolitical. It adheres to the Bible as its authority.

    WATCHTOWER STUDIES FOR WEEKS OF

    December 3. The Christian's View of the Superior Authorities. Page 10. Songs to Be Used. 47. 106.

    December 10: The Role of the Superior Authorities. Page 18. Songs to Be Used: 123, 120.

    December 17: Our Relative Subjection to the Superior Authorities. Page 23. Songs to Be Used: 160, 162.

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