Taze Russell made that false prediction (about 1914 as being the time when the Kingdom of God comes into Earth) in these words: "the Kingdom of God" will have obtained full
control in heaven and on earth, that Christ would be reigning visibly, that "the saints" would all be resurrected, and that the city of Jerusalem would be highly honored again. Russell made this false prediction in 1889 (and it‘s found in volume 2 of his book “The Millennial Dawn, The Time Is At Hand”). Russell even declared that the Millennium would take place in 1872. That of course didn‘t occur at all. This and other false prophecies from the Watchtower group would make Russell as a false prophet. Other Watchtower members are other false prophets as well. The Jehovah Witness seek an agenda about wanting to reestablish Jehovah's kingdom over the Earth. They view 144,000 Witnesses to be born again to help establish this new kingdom. They deny an eternal soul even of believers and they deny a literal Hell (A literal Hell was said by Jesus Christ on plenty of occasions, especially in the book of Matthew). The Jehovah Witness forbid blood transfusion, military service, no salute of a flag, and refuse to hold public office. The Jehovah Witness is more strict than even conservative Christians on some things. Thomas Heinze, in his new book, Answers to My Jehovah's Witness Friends, offer guidance to those who want to leave the Jehovah Witness in a peaceful, graceful way. David Stewart (although I don't agree with him on every issue like David Stewart saying that all people who claim to be a Zionist want Arabic people to die or be oppressed. David made the false statement that Judaism is Satanic when Judaism may be obsolete, but Judaism still worships Yahweh as God. The words in black are Stewart's words and the words in green are the sources he uses) has found other people documenting even a Jesuit connection to the Jehovah Witness religion. Here it is: "...Dr. Bill Grady said it best in his excellent book, Final Authority... "Wescott and Hort, were a pair of unsaved liberals whose open Vatican sympathies cast them as the consummate Jesuit plants." "To regain her corner on the market, Rome created an elite paramilitary Gestapo unit that would make Himmler's SS appear like a Sunday school….sparking what historians call, the counter-Reformation. The infamous Society of Jesus was founded by Ignatius De Loyola in 1534, more commonly known as the Jesuits…." They are the most militant arm of papal power to this day. Their goals were to reclaim those that had left Catholicism and to attack the reliability of the Textus Receptus. They would use ANY METHOD to regain control including confiscation, treachery, torture and assassination. Jesuits will stop at nothing to bring the whole world under subjection to the Vatican. The Jesuits ploy was to entice Protestants back to Rome. They knew they could not bring anyone back into the bondage of Catholicism as long as true believers clung to the pure text. So the Jesuits plotted to replace our Bible with pro-Catholic readings of Jerome's Vulgate. This would cause the Protestant scholars to believe our text was unreliable, unreadable and not scholarly. Once programmed, the scholars would attack the pure text, all the while, believing they were doing God's service." Westcott and Hort took two waste Catholic Sources (the Sinaiticus and the Vaticanus) to produce their waste version of the Bible, Nestle and the New World Translation of the Jehovah's Witnesses, written by Senior Jesuits Jose Maria Bover and A. Merkz, followed Westcott and Hort. From the Forward of the 1950 version NWT: "The original writings of the Christian Greek Scriptures, commonly called the New Testament, were inspired. No translation of these Sacred writings into another language, is inspired... The Greek text that we have used as a basis of our NW translation is the widely accepted Westcott and Hort text (1881) by reason of its admitted excellence. But we have also taken in to consideration other texts including that prepared by D. Eberhard Nestle and that compiled by the Spanish Jesuit scholar Jose Maria Bover and that by the other Jesuit scholar A. Merk..."