Digital Logos Edition
In April of 1954, William J. Schnell—an active Jehovah’s Witness for over 30 years—wrestled with God in prayer for an entire night. As a result, he entered into a new relationship with God. In this volume, Schnell retraces his journey from a place of frustration and defeat to a life lived in the light of Christianity. Along the way, he makes a discovery: “I [came] to the inevitable conclusion that a born-again Christian can only grow and mature if he or she constantly confesses his or her salvation to other men.” Into the Light of Christianity is a witness to Schnell’s experience of being born again, and his desire for others to experience the same freedom and assurance.
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“If the cultist comes to you with his so-called proof, do not argue, but listen to his proof; and when he has exhausted it, as he will shortly, then you take up where he left off, and walk the second mile, Into the Light of Christianity.” (Pages 7–8)
“Watchtower Society rebelled against the way of Christianity and followed its own ‘better light.’” (Page 37)
“Enemies of Christianity the Jehovah’s Witnesses have become. Bitter enemies they are. But enemies must be loved, not hated. One destroys enemies of Christianity by winning them for Christ. In that way they eventually have to become friends.” (Page 18)
“I had observed the Watchtower magazine change our doctrines between 1917 to 1928, no less than 148 times, and had witnessed this chimera take place many times later, and thereafter.” (Page 13)
“Assurance of salvation is prized amidst Jehovah’s Witnesses. You work hard for it. But as you perform one task, other tasks loom ahead and you are never sure. For thirty years I sought assurance in this manner. I had not found it!” (Page 13)