Study Bible update

[TheKid23]

1 hour ago, Tortuga said:

Good catch!

I searched "Disfellowship" on WTLIB and it still shows it twice, in the Study Note for 1Cor 5:5 and 5:13. Both Study Notes have been changed in the NWT on JWLIB as Hannah says.

 

JW.org and the WOL have updated both Study Notes

 

The Reference Bible still says "Disfellowship" twice in its Index on WTLIB, so we may get an update for it too.

It’s only because I was talking to my friend about the fact it still used the word disfellowshipped that I noticed 😅

[Mike047]

On 10/25/2024 at 10:12 AM, Mike047 said:

Well spotted Hannah, mine has not updated yet on the laptop (Windows 10) as at 10.12am Friday

Got it now on all the equipment

[Pabo]

On 10/25/2024 at 5:57 PM, TheKid23 said:

Something I noticed… 1st image is from yesterday, now I’ve updated it’s changed and removed the word “disfellowship” 

 

You get the cookies. 😆

 

 

[Chris7]

On 3/24/2023 at 10:35 PM, Chris7 said:

I expect we will receive the study notes for Hebrews later this year.

I was wrong 😑 but I expect the remaining 6 chapters of Study notes for Hebrews and hopefully James will be during 2025, surely!

[jwhess]

3 hours ago, Chris7 said:

I was wrong 😑 but I expect the remaining 6 chapters of Study notes for Hebrews and hopefully James will be during 2025, surely!

Maybe the words of Br. Harold Macmillan might be appropriate.  Prior to the assembly in October 1914, he had stated his belief that he would be going home to heaven shortly (a common belief among the Bible Students). He then stated that the talk he had given on that Wednesday would be the last talk the audience would hear from him.

 

Br. Russell changed the program and assigned him to speak on the following Sunday.  He based the talk on Psalms 74:9..."There are no signs for us to see; There is no longer any prophet, And no one among us knows how long this will last."

 

In the book “Faith on the March” he admitted the following…

 

[Dolce vita]

1 hour ago, jwhess said:

Maybe the words of Br. Harold Macmillan might be appropriate.  Prior to the assembly in October 1914, he had stated his belief that he would be going home to heaven shortly (a common belief among the Bible Students). He then stated that the talk he had given on that Wednesday would be the last talk the audience would hear from him.

 

Br. Russell changed the program and assigned him to speak on the following Sunday.  He based the talk on Psalms 74:9..."There are no signs for us to see; There is no longer any prophet, And no one among us knows how long this will last."

 

In the book “Faith on the March” he admitted the following…

 

Humility rewarded: Br Mcmillan still ended up making his last speech on earth.

[jwhess]

2 minutes ago, Dolce vita said:

Humility rewarded: Br Mcmillan still ended up making his last speech on earth.

Those that heard him speak have lasting memories of this brothers faith.

[Jwanon]

On 10/30/2024 at 10:36 PM, jwhess said:

Maybe the words of Br. Harold Macmillan might be appropriate

 

Alexander

[jwhess]

38 minutes ago, Jwanon said:

 

Alexander

correct.  Usually denoted as A. H. Macmillan  but known to millions of witnesses as "Br. Mac".

 

Thank you

[Landon1285]

On 10/30/2024 at 6:56 PM, jwhess said:

Those that heard him speak have lasting memories of this brothers faith.

Yeah my dad was a bethelite while Brother MacMillan was still on earth. He enjoyed his talks very much.