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Employs a myriad of translations which include the King James version, the Torres Amat, the Latin Vulgate, and especially the translation of the New World. Similarly, the book makes an appropriate use of quotations from secular history, encyclopedias, reference books consulted religious vocabulary of the languages of the Bible, among other sources. In this book or manual gives biblical answers to questions that often arise in the preaching of the Jehovah's Witnesses Employs a myriad of translations which include the King James version, the Torres Amat, the Latin Vulgate, and especially the translation of the New World. Similarly, the book makes an appropriate use of quotations from secular history, encyclopedias, reference books consulted religious vocabulary of the languages of the Bible, among other sources. In this book or manual gives biblical answers to questions that often arise in the preaching of the Jehovah's Witnesses

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Reasoning from the Scriptures is a book published by Jehovah's witnesses and presented to the district assemblies were held between 1985 and 1986 under the topic "Maintainers of integrity" and that has since been used as a guide and support of Scripture, if employed, to a greater extent than the latter. It has 3 basic sections, the third of which sources of information by analyzing internal and external key doctrines known today.

Employs a myriad of translations which include the King James version, the Torres Amat, the Latin Vulgate, and especially the translation of the New World. Similarly, the book makes an appropriate use of quotations from secular history, encyclopedias, reference books consulted religious vocabulary of the languages of the Bible, among other sources. In this book or manual gives biblical answers to questions that often arise in the preaching of the Jehovah's Witnesses

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