Bible Students Watch Towers

Name: Bible Students Watch Towers
Rating: 4.4 (21 reviews)
Author: John Bivol

By: John Bivol App

Bible Students History, Events

Overview

Version:

1.5

Last updated: 2019-04-30

Ranking

#247,450 ▼ 344

Overall

Features & Capabilities

This app is a great resource for all Bible Students, for those that love Jehovah, it answers a lot of questions that you might never thought about.

Articles and Books. Works Offline!!!
Includes hundreds of Questions and Answers about History, Doctrine, Jehovah, Establishment of Watchtower, Rutherford, C. T Russell.
Includes the majority of early Watchtower Articles as well as other Publications
Links to Audio, Video, PDFs and many other Resources!
FREE Book offered in mail: "Armageddon then World Peace". Explains in details when Armageddon will come and what will follow after.

The History goes back to late 19th century when Charles Taze Russell established the Watchtower and Tract Society, started to publish the bimonthly Magazine - The Herald of Christ's Kingdom, and then a series of 6 volumes were published that shows all errors introduced by Satan in his agents. After Brother Russell's death major changes happened at the Watchtower. Read more in this app to learn of history and teachings.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

John Bivol

Rating:

4.40

(21)

Version:

1.5 Last updated: 2019-04-30

Version code:

830844843

Creation date:

2014-11-26

Compatible devices:

Size:

59.67MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-06

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Ranking

# 247,450 ▼ 344

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Developed by:

John Bivol

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bible-students-watch-towers/id933055743

Website:

http://friendsofjehovahswitnesses.com

User Reviews

Reviews are polarized. Many praise the app for offering rare historical primary sources on the Watchtower/Bible Student movement and for filling a niche beyond standard JW materials. Others condemn it as apostate, biased, and misleading, arguing it critiques JW history and Rutherford and is not officially affiliated with Jehovah’s Witnesses. Content is often seen as not uplifting and sometimes inaccurate. Overall, it’s valued by truth-seekers for historical materials but controversial among JW members.

Pros

Provides access to rare historical publications and primary sources on the Watchtower/Bible Student history (including older Watchtowers from 1900-1916).
Fills a clear niche for truth-seekers by offering information about a wide range of subjects and history beyond standard JW materials.
Appears to be designed for Bible Students and targeted at readers seeking historical insight into the movement, not just current JW doctrine.
Some reviewers describe the app as a useful, great resource that people can’t find elsewhere.

Cons

Not affiliated with Jehovah's Witnesses and widely viewed as apostate or not accurate by JW members.
Content is perceived as biased—critically portraying JW history and Rutherford, which some consider misleading or ‘wolves in sheep's clothing.’
Tends to be described as not uplifting for believers and more negative in tone, which can be off-putting for those seeking constructive, faith-building material.
Multiple reviews claim factual inaccuracies or misrepresentations of JW history and beliefs.
The library focus is seen by some as limited to early 1900s material, with broader modern JW history underrepresented or missing.