ClaimBlood doctrineverified1960sContext

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In 1961 the Society published a 62-page booklet, 'Blood, Medicine and the Law of God', setting out its position for medical and legal readers.

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Context · 1961 Verified

In 1961 the Society published a 62-page booklet, 'Blood, Medicine and the Law of God', setting out its position for medical and legal readers. Source: Blood, Medicine and the Law of God (booklet), 1961Source: Wellcome Collection catalogue, 1961

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Blood, Medicine and the Law of God (booklet)

1961 · pp.62 pp. · Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York / International Bible Students Association, Brooklyn

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Wellcome Collection catalogue record: Brooklyn, 1961, 62 pages, 18 cm, bibliographical references pp. 59-62. WOL lists the booklet but hosts no text.

Provenance and verification note for Blood, Medicine and the Law of God (booklet)

Confidence note. Existence, year and length verified from the Wellcome catalogue and the WOL index page; contents not opened.

Corroborated by. src-wellcome-1961-catalogue

Accessed. 19 September 2026 · Source ID. src-bl-1961-blood-medicine-law

Official public record Verified

Wellcome Collection catalogue, “Blood, medicine and the law of God.”

1961 · pp.62 pages; 18 cm · Wellcome Collection (catalogue record)

“Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York; International Bible Students Association — Brooklyn, NY — 1961 — 62 pages”

Library catalogue record for the 1961 booklet.

Provenance and verification note for Wellcome Collection catalogue, Blood, medicine and the law of God.

Confidence note. Opened the catalogue record.

Accessed. 19 September 2026 · Source ID. src-wellcome-1961-catalogue

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