Stroup
[Jehovah’s Witnesses, 1945, page 8] wrote: “Even some of Russell’s own
followers came to consider him as ‘this boldly-conceited teacher,’ whose claim
to divine inspiration surpassed that of the Bible writers; in 1909 twenty-nine
believers seceded because of it.”
He cites J.
Burridge’s Pastor Russell’s Position and credentials and His Methods of
Interpretation, page 20. Nothing like this appears on page twenty or
anywhere else in Burridge’s pamphlet. From where does the quotation “boldly-conceited
teacher” come?
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“boldly-conceited teacher"
It is from the 1911 pamphlet "Pastor" Russell's Position and Credentials and his Methods of Interpretation by J.H. Burridge.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0l8rAZcyF1lQ1NCZ0FGTnZBc1E
Page 13, Second Paragraph.
https://i.imgur.com/lKBitMt.png
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