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    The Watchtower, December 15, 1991

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    The Watchtower—1991

    The Watchtower Announcing Jehovah's Kingdom

    Christmas Why so popular?

    The Watchtower

    In This Issue

    Christmas—Why So Popular in Japan? 3

    Christmas

    —Is It the Way to Welcome Jesus? 5

    Rejoice in the Kingdom Hope! 8

    Stay Close to Jehovah 14

    What Does

    Subjection in Marriage Mean? 19

    “Yet It Does Move!” 22

    A Ministry for You? 25

    Questions From Readers 28

    Do You Remember? 30

    Subject Index

    for The Watchtower 1991 31

    THE PURPOSE OF THE WATCHTOWER is to exalt Jehovah God as Sovereign Lord of the universe. It keeps watch on world events as these fulfil 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 God's 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 non-political. It adheres to the Bible as its authority.

    WATCHTOWER STUDIES FOR WEEKS OF

    January 20: Rejoice in the Kingdom Hope Page 8. Songs to Be Used: 206, 14.

    January 27: Stay Close to Jehovah. Page 14. Songs to Be Used: 188, 191.

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