The Watchtower, July 1, 1993
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WATCHTOWER ANNOUNCING JEHOVAH'S KINGDOM
He Was No Part of the World Are You?
THE WATCHTOWER
ANNOUNCING JEHOVAH'S KINGDOM
July 1, 1993
Average Printing Each Issue: 16,400,000
Vol.114,No.13
THE PURPOSE OF THE WATCHTOWER is to exalt Jehovah God as Sovereign Lord of the universe. It keeps watch on world events as these 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 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 1895, is nonpolitical. It adheres to the Bible as its authority.
IN THIS ISSUE
3 The Early Christians and the World
8 How Christendom Became a Part of This World
12 Christians and Human Society Today
18 Walking in Wisdom With Regard to the World
24 Beer-sheba Where a Well Meant Life
26 Printing Bible Literature While Under Ban
31 Kingdom Proclaimers Report
32 A Beauty That Does Not Fade
Cover: Alinari/Art Resource, N.Y.
WATCHTOWER STUDIES FOR WEEKS OF
AUGUST 9: Christians and Human Society Today. Page 12. Songs to be used: 24, 3.
AUGUST 16: Walking in Wisdom With Regard to the World. Page 18. Songs to be used: 38, 29.
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