Raymond Franz was a high-ranking member of the Jehovah's Witnesses organization for 43 years, including nine years on the Governing Body.
His book provides an insider's perspective on the group's leadership and decision-making processes.
Franz's account is notable for its detailed documentation and compassionate tone, even towards those who ultimately excommunicated him.
After leaving the organization, Franz faced significant personal and professional consequences, including being shunned by family and friends.
Despite this, he maintained his faith in God and the Bible, while critiquing what he saw as organizational overreach and doctrinal inconsistencies.
Franz's work is considered a defining expose of Jehovah's Witness leadership.
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