1953 - Jehovah's Witnesses & God's Name - 132,811 people attended!

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
  • No messing around in this shortened talk from the President of the Watchtower Society, Nathan H. Knorr at the 1953 "New World Society Assembly." 132,811 people were in attendance during this powerful talk. This was the release of the first volume of the Old Testament "New World Translation" of the Scriptures; Genesis to Ruth.

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  • @lburt
    @lburt Год назад +7

    I really appreciate the reaction of this huge crowd that repeatedly and respectfullly applauded, instead of yelling or making any other noises, as well as the speakr's consideration, who paused everytime they did it. I praise JEHOVAH for having learned his name when I was a young man, and to use it to this day as an old man, and for having given me the honor of teaching others HIS holy name: "May people know that you, whose name is Jehovah, you alone are the Most High over all the earth." -Psalm 83:18.

  • @cindyclairemistretta-dwyer3313
    @cindyclairemistretta-dwyer3313 2 года назад +10

    Oh thank you so much. I love all the food coming from JEHOVAH's table. We appreciate your love for Brothers and Sisters by sharing. WHAT A WONDERFUL GIFT TO SHARE. I LOVE THESE. THANK YOU.

  • @sheilamore3261
    @sheilamore3261 2 года назад +6

    Thank you for this wonderful talk I enjoy all the Thank you for this wonderful talk I enjoy all the TALKS

  • @hanspeters1908
    @hanspeters1908 2 года назад +8

    What a powerful talk , very up building . Big thanks to our heavenly father he had allways select the right leader to the proper time for his nation !

  • @MorningDove
    @MorningDove 2 года назад +8

    "And now, O our God, we thank you and praise your beautiful name." ~ Chronicles 29: 13

  • @Smiggsss
    @Smiggsss 2 года назад +7

    Beautiful

  • @abrahamites5441
    @abrahamites5441 2 года назад +7

    Psalms 113.1 Praise Yah! Praise, you servants of Yehovah, praise the name of Yehovah.

  • @blovethompson
    @blovethompson Год назад +2

    AWESOME! ADDING THIS TALK TO MY 'JNP', aka Jehovah’s Name Project!

    • @JehovahsWitnessHistoryOnFilm
      @JehovahsWitnessHistoryOnFilm  Год назад +3

      Have you seen the videos I made during covid? "New World Translation Curiosities"? they are videos that defend and explain the NWT. # 8 and 9 go into a lot of detail about God's name and how it should be used even and especially in the New Testament - the Greek Scriptures.

    • @blovethompson
      @blovethompson Год назад +2

      @JehovahsWitnessHistoryOnFilm GREAT!
      Can you add the link please?
      Maybe we can collaborate.

    • @JehovahsWitnessHistoryOnFilm
      @JehovahsWitnessHistoryOnFilm  Год назад +2

      @@blovethompson Sure;
      ruclips.net/video/53d0qsd-fn0/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/mqBEqLaYaQs/видео.html
      or just 'search' "New World Translation Curiosities" 8 or 9

  • @lyricaltraveller
    @lyricaltraveller 2 года назад +4

    Many don't realize this but the name Baal literally translates as "Lord". Knowing this gives a greater understanding of Jeremiah 23:27.

  • @lyricaltraveller
    @lyricaltraveller 2 года назад +4

    In 1830 a German Scholar name Johanne Gezenious, (spelling in question), was the one who postulated the name Yahweh. In the forward of his book, which was removed later, he states that God's name was created during the Hebrews 400 years in Egypt and the name originated there and was influenced by Egyptian language. He claimed that other deities of other peoples also got the names of their gods the same way. The Romans worshiped Jupiter. In Latin the name was pronounced Yo'weh. Notice the similarity? He also cited the shortened form of God's name in Psalm as "Yah" and claimed this as proof of his rendering. But he also admitted that his rendering did NOT fit actual Hebrew grammar. If you look at theophoric names in the bible, names that include the name of one's god, you notice a trend. Jeho-shaphat, Jeho-ram, Jeho-shua, Jeho-nadab, etc. In these names, the shortened form of God's name rendered "JEHO" always sits at the BEGINNING of the name. When the shortened form appears at the end, "YAH" is used. Isai-yah, Hezeki-yah, Jeremi-yah, etc. This fits actual Hebrew grammar as names would have been pronounced. Having God's name as Yahweh, putting the short form "Yah" at the beginning is not actual Hebrew grammar.

  • @amateurtorque6709
    @amateurtorque6709 2 года назад +4

    I cant imagine 132000 people in on place, biggest convention I've attended is 17000 in Edinburgh

    • @bethelle9099
      @bethelle9099 11 месяцев назад +1

      I attended Yankee Stadium Assembly in 1958. If you google the attendance, at the stadium and polo grounds there was a total of 253,922 persons. I was only 3. My mother got baptized there. We sat on the grounds on blankets. It was indeed a sea of people. We got there by train, coming from Connecticut. It was like nothing else that I have experienced. It is just sad that most of the attendees are probably deceased like my parents. Satans system is all destructive. Thank Jehovah we have the hope of the resurrection. Without the hope of everything that Jehovahs Kingdom entails, we have no other hope. Thank Jehovah this system will soon be concluded! The best to you! Agape'. Beth'el......

  • @lyricaltraveller
    @lyricaltraveller 2 года назад +4

    In Early 1952 a bible translators and scholars convention was held in Turkey, where the New World Translation of the Christian Greek Scriptures was brought up. In this version the name Jehovah is put in the Greek scriptures with proofs in the appendix and forward that it belonged there. It was mentioned that the Churches had a long-standing tradition of teaching a triune god and having God's name in the bible where it originally appears in the oldest texts, would threaten this teaching and lead ones to do, what many did in Inquisition times, to reject church teaching and authority in favor of the bibles message. So it was at that very conference that the determination to remove God's name from the entire bible was reached with unanimous support. So, as it turns out, removing God's name was for the purpose of protecting Church tradition and control, rather than having the truth come out. the American Revised Standard Version of 1952 was the first of many to remove God's name all together.

    • @JehovahsWitnessHistoryOnFilm
      @JehovahsWitnessHistoryOnFilm  2 года назад +1

      Just wondering if you may have caught the following two videos.. (sorry for the "buzz" in the audio.) ...and your thoughts.. Thanks
      ruclips.net/video/53d0qsd-fn0/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/mqBEqLaYaQs/видео.html

  • @meisie62
    @meisie62 10 месяцев назад

    Ace

  • @virgiliogarrett4463
    @virgiliogarrett4463 Год назад +1

    The best reason for Pslam 83:18 in the King James Version to have the Divine name rendered there for English-speaking people is told to us in Proverbs 21:1 "A king’s heart is like streams of water in Jehovah’s hand. He directs it wherever He pleases." Being that it is Jehovah's word that was being translated he would have to personally make sure that in that verse they would get it right
    A VIDEO CONCERNING THE DIVINE NAME OF GOD: ruclips.net/video/l5wdgOiiEzc/видео.html