He sued the Brooklyn Daily Eagle after that paper published an expos?of his fraudulent sales of so-called "Miracle Wheat."  After undergoing an acrimonious divorce from his wife Maria Ackley, he purchased the Bethel Chapel and based his operations at the "Brooklyn Tabernacle."  At the age of 20, he came to the realization that Jesus would return to Earth invisibly in the fall of 1874, as he explained in The Object and Manner of Our Lord's Return.  His later writings include Food for Thinking Christians, which was republished as Millenial Dawn, and a magazine which first appeared in 1879 and described itself as a "herald of Christ's presence."  FTP, name this American religious figure who founded The Watch Tower and created the Jehovah's Wit
He sued the Brooklyn Daily Eagle after that paper published an expos?of his fraudulent sales of so-called "Miracle Wheat."  After undergoing an acrimonious divorce from his wife Maria Ackley, he purchased the Bethel Chapel and based his operations at the "Brooklyn Tabernacle."  At the age of 20, he came to the realization that Jesus would return to Earth invisibly in the fall of 1874, as he explained in The Object and Manner of Our Lord's Return.  His later writings include Food for Thinking Christians, which was republished as Millenial Dawn, and a magazine which first appeared in 1879 and described itself as a "herald of Christ's presence."  FTP, name this American religious figure who founded The Watch Tower and created the Jehovah's Witnesses.
He sued the Brooklyn Daily Eagle after that paper published an expos?of his fraudulent sales of so-called "Miracle Wheat."  
Charles Taze Russell