The Librarian

June 2017: JW Broadcasting

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Safeguard Your Christian Identity - Jehovah’s Witnesses Public Talk 

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Scroll down that page and you'll see the links to all the video as well.

In der Rechtsmittel­schrift wird die volle Aufhebung der Entscheidung gefordert und es wird betont, dass die Entscheidung auf unbewiesenen Fakten beruht. Jehovas Zeugen hatten nie irgendetwas mit extremistischen Aktivitäten zu tun und sind deshalb unschuldig.

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Salomo war für seine Weisheit bekannt. Warum hatte er mehr Weisheit als alle anderen Könige auf der Welt? Welche großen Fehler machte er später in seinem Leben?

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Solomon was wiser than any other king on earth. How did he become so wise? And what mistakes did he later make?

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Organizational Accomplishments - Remote Volunteers Begin Used by Jehovah

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Ancient Egyptian amulet depicting a ram-headed falcon, made from gold, lapis lazuli, turquoise, and carnelian.  Artist unknown; 26th regnal year of Ramesses II “the Great” = 1254 BCE.  Found in the tomb of an Apis bull in the Serapeum of Memphis, Saqqara; now in the Louvre.  Photo credit: Guillaume Blanchard/Wikimedia Commons.

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I just added all the 2017 Regional Convention audio links to the top post on this topic for easy sharing.

As the Kremlin's crackdown on religious minorities broadens, Russia's community of Jehovah's Witnesses have taken to congregating in secret.

Photo: Alexander Demianchuk / TASS

From the Moscow Times, June 2, 2017, updated at 13:41

By Katie Davies @@katiedavies91

The low-rise building, located in Moscow’s leafy suburbs, has the look and feel of being abandoned. Its lower floors are shrouded in darkness. The doors are shuttered. The only clue that anything might be amiss is the recorded piano music that drifts out from the upper floors, audible to anybody listening carefully enough. 

Inside the building, out of sight on the second floor, a group of people are meeting. At first glance, the crowd seems innocuous. Some sit with children; many are elderly. They pray, read the Bible, and sing.

In the eyes of the eyes of the Russian government, each is an extremist threat. 

The group represents just a handful of the country’s estimated 175,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses. On April 20, the group was labeled extremist by Russia’s Supreme Court, a description it now shares with groups like Islamic State. 

Ever since the ruling, Russia’s Jehovah’s Witnesses have been in limbo, with the umbrella organization effectively banned from operating. But across the country, believers are still organizing weekly meetings.

Some in the congregation do not know if the meetings at their Kingdom Hall are legal. One believer, who asked to be identified under the pseudonym Sasha, insisted the informal meetings were covered under the Russian constitution, and its provisions to protect believers’ right of assembly.

Recent developments would, however, suggest that the Russian state views things differently. 

On May 25, Danish national Dennis Christensen was arrested on extremism charges after attending labeled meeting in Oryol. Another man in the remote town of Uchaly was fined for organizing gatherings in a rented room on May 18. On May 24, in the Komi republic, a Jehovah’s Witnesses’ meeting hall was attacked with a Molotov cocktail. 

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https://themoscowtimes.com/articles/ru ... ce-of-extremism-ban-58142

Woohoo!!

oh wow... I think I heard @TrueTomHarley throw his glove on the floor.

What exactly, pray tell, are you wishing to debate?

Esta formato es bueno. ;-)