In Episode 7 of In Sheep's Clothing, we delve deep to unravel the compelling history of this religious cult, exploring its evolution, controversies, and enigmatic figures.

In this episode, we will embark on a journey through the corridors of time to dissect the allure and authority wielded by Judge Joseph F. Rutherford, a pivotal figure in the Jehovah's Witnesses' narrative. We'll scrutinize his rise to power, the charisma that captivated followers, and the controversies that shrouded his legacy.

We'll compare and contrast the teachings of Rutherford with those of Charles Taze Russell, the founder of the movement, unraveling the ideological shifts and doctrinal developments that shaped Jehovah's Witnesses' belief system.

No stone is left unturned as we confront head-on the criticisms leveled against Jehovah's Witnesses, from their opposition to mainstream Christianity to their failed predictions. We'll explore the fallout from Raymond Franz's seminal work, "Crisis of Conscience," and the public embarrassment it unleashed upon the organization.

But our exploration doesn't end with the past. We'll also take a glance at the more recent chapters of Jehovah's Witnesses' history, examining the leadership transitions from Henschel to Adams and the emergence of the Governing Body, shedding light on the evolving dynamics within the organization.

Buckle up as we unravel the mysteries, controversies, and complexities of Jehovah's Witnesses' History in Episode 7 of In Sheep's Clothing.

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