The first President of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, Pastor Charles Taze Russell, died from the result of multiple ailments on the night of October 31, 1916 in a train car.

In this article you’ll find a reprint of the Will and Testament of Charles Taze Russell that was soon interpreted in different ways by Russel’s successors. Read the rest »

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Did the WTS avoid spiritism, necromancy, and astrology? Read the article. Read the rest »

The WTS prepared two mansions in California to house Bible heroes like Abraham and Moses in the resurrection. Beth-Sarim or “House of Princes” is common knowledge. But there was another, secret, property-called Beth Shan meaning “House of Security”! Read the rest »

For 62 years, 1891 to 1953, the WTS taught that God resided on the star Alcyone in the Pleiades constellation and that from this star he governed the universe! Read the rest »