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In russian version book "Harp of God", called "???? ?????" JW wrote that Napoleon had fight with himself. This information was in 4.5 millions russian copies. Is it a mistake of JW? More information in russian video: Movie: Harp of God. Napoleon fought himself In the Russian textbook for Bible researchers, adapted to the needs of beginners under the name "Harp of God" IF. Rutherford, published 4,5 million copies on page 168 it is written: The ''king of the south" mentioned in the prophecy refers to Egypt; the "king of the north" means Great Britain, which was then an integral part of the Roman empire. Napoleon was in Egypt fighting the Egyptian armies, which were led by Murat Bey, and which he defeated. His victory struck terror not only to the Egyptians, but far into Africa and Asia ; and all the surrounding tribes submitted to the great conqueror. While he was busy with this, the British were in the north under the leadership of Lord Napoleon at sea. Napoleon began this Egyptian campaign in 1798, finished it and returned to France on October 1, 1799. The campaign is briefly, yet graphically, described in the prophecy, verses 40 to 44; and being completed in 1799 marks, according to the prophet's own words, the beginning of the ' ' time of the end ' In the English version of the "Harp of God" from 1921 in the section "The Return of Our Lord" on pages 233-234, a similar text would seem to have been written But in fact the translators were confused between Napoleon and Lord Nelson, and it turned out that in the Russian edition of the "Harp of God" Napoleon fought himself. A 4.5 millionth copy was printed with a gross historical error. The ''king of the south" mentioned in the prophecy refers to Egypt; the "king of the north" means Great Britain, which was then an integral part of the Roman empire. Napoleon was in Egypt fighting the Egyptian armies, which were led by Murat Bey, and which he defeated. His victory struck terror not only to the Egyptians, but far into Africa and Asia ; and all the surrounding tribes submitted to the great conqueror. While he was doing this, the British in the north, under the leadership of Lord Nelson, were making an effective attack upon Napoleon's forces at sea. Napoleon began this Egyptian campaign in 1798, finished it and returned to France on October 1, 1799. The campaign is briefly, yet graphically, described in the prophecy, verses 40 to 44; and being completed in 1799 marks, according to the prophet's own words, the beginning of the ' ' time of the end ' Â Â Â Â Â