(Admin. Note: George was an excommunicated worker…….he would have been in the work as early as 1908 or 1909 ………how long he was in the work is unknown at this time. When George had a slight nervous breakdown, some of the "friends" put him up on a homestead on "Rattlesnake Ridge" east of Pueblo, Colorado. It was totally undeveloped, but he was supposed to "develop the land." He lived in a cave - no electricity - only light from the opening. He even lived there in the wintertime and was caught out in a blizzard once - luckily, he found the fence and followed it back to the cave. It was during this time that he did a lot of his really good Bible studies while stuck alone in the cave.

Years later, (Click HERE to read Article), written by George, became known to Eddie Cornock and other small-minded workers……….they were furious and wanted this article burned. George was extremely intelligent and as someone who knew him put it,

Apologetics Index

Question and Answer

Frequent Asked Questions About Cults and False Religions

I feel I was baptized "unto Jesus" and not into a way.

I professed to serve JESUS--EVEN if I had to do it in a way that I thought had been corrupted by men; and in SPITE OF the method in which I thought I had to do it in.

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A Search for "The Truth"

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The Workers' Words Exposed by Lloyd Fortt.

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Who do you believe:  the scripture or the workers? 

The early workers taught that the scripture was written to two sets of people.  Some things were instructions to the “workers” and some things were instructions to the “saints.” Moreover, the workers were the only ones who had the ability to explain any of it. This deception has actually discouraged professing people from trying to understand it.  They simply wait for the workers to tell them what is necessary to know and do.  The workers have always believed that God takes care of their natural needs because of their faith; but the “saints” cannot ask God for help for their natural needs.  They have to work, or accept whatever happens to them, no matter how much pain, how much illness, worry or hunger.  God doesn’t care about the natural lives of anyone but the workers.

The workers claimed to be able to “rightly divide the Word of truth,” and that anyone who did not follow them were damned:

Preachers must be homeless,

must go two by two,

must not ask for money,

 Read the following from 1929 and compare it to Recent Years!!!

From “The Impartial Reporter and Farmers’ Journal” in Ireland:

"Beautiful One"

"Indescribable"

There is a fun little story that helps to illustrate how beliefs influence our lives, and how that they work differently than mere behaviors or knowledge.

People who deal with abnormal psychology run into interesting beliefs all the time and are more familiar with their power over our lives than most of us are. Most of our beliefs are to a large degree shared with those around us so we don't tend to notice them or their influence over how we live. On with the story...

 For "He Himself" knows our frame; "He" is mindful that we are but dust.

(Psalm 103:14)

Isaiah speaks for the "Lord" when he says: "See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands."

(Isaiah 49:16)

• TABOOS: The Two-By-Twos claim they have no rules or regulations. Some taboos or expectations vary according to locality. The following unwritten taboos are generally recognized by the entire group as being unacceptable: television, movies, stereos, smoking, drinking, illegal drug use, swearing, gambling, dancing, reading Christian books or literature, Christian symbols, current fads and fashions, jewelry (except for wedding rings, pins and watches). No short hair, make-up, slacks or shorts for women is acceptable. Long hair on men is unacceptable. Women are expected to dress very modestly and wear their long hair uncut and pinned up on their head.