What's in a Name?
This name means "a father of a multitude".
Abraham
At Isaiah 1:18, sins were described as either of these hues of red.
Scarlet or Crimson
In retreat on his mule, this person's head enmeshed in the fork of a branch so that he was left suspended in the air. Leaving him vulnerable to be killed.
Absalom
1889 - The Bible House is constructed here, as headquarters for the Society.
Allegheny, Pennsylvania
A special affinity may have existed between Jesus and this apostle.
John
This name means "rebel".
Nimrod
At 1 Samuel, David is mentioned as this, along with handsome-eyed and good looking.
Ruddy
A sword was thrust into this king's very fat belly so that “the handle kept going in also after the blade,” and “the fecal matter began to come out.”
King Eglon
In 1977, this school began.
Pioneer School
This apostle stated, "Unless I see in his hands the print of the nails...I will certainly not believe."
Thomas
This name means "myrtle". It is Esther's Hebrew name.
Haddasah
The Shulammite maiden said that her shepherd's boy hair was as black as this.
Raven
After a blasphemous speech, this man was struck by an angel of Jehovah, was eaten up with worms and expired.
Herrod Agrippa I
Charles Russell withdraws all support from Herald of the Morning because of Barbour's attitude toward this.
The value of the ransom.
This apostle brought his brother, Simon, to Jesus.
Andrew
Jehovah named King Solomon this, through the prophet Nathan.
Jedidiah
Jehovah's throne is envisioned as this color at Revelation 20:11
White
After this father’s death, Abimelech, his son, massacred 70 of his own half brothers.
Gideon
In this year, the name "Jehovah's Witnesses" is adopted.
1931
The apostle selected by lot to replace Judas.
Matthias
This name means "dog".
Caleb
This is a reddish type of paint made from oxides of iron or of lead. It is mentioned in Jeremiah and Ezekiel.
Vermilion
Shot through the heart, and Jehu is to blame.
King Jehoram (of Israel)
In this year, appointing elders by election is replaced.
1932
Nathaneal's second name.
Bartholomew