En abril de 1972 La Atalaya dijo que Jehová 'tenía un “profeta” que advirtiera' a la cristiandad, que 'este “profeta” no era un solo hombre, sino un cuerpo de hombres y mujeres' conocido como los Estudiantes Internacionales de la Biblia y 'hoy … como los testigos cristianos de Jehová', y llamó al grupo 'el Ezequiel de nuestros días'.

The Watchtower, “‘They Shall Know that a Prophet Was Among Them’”

1 de abril de 1972 · pp.197-200 · p. 197 (identification); p. 199 (modern-day Ezekiel) · Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania

“He had a “prophet” to warn them. This “prophet” was not one man, but was a body of men and women. It was the small group of footstep followers of Jesus Christ, known at that time as International Bible Students. Today they are known as Jehovah’s Christian witnesses.”

The article asks whether Jehovah had a prophet to warn Christendom about the League of Nations, answers that the organisation was that 'prophet', and on p. 199 calls the group 'the modern-day Ezekiel, the “prophet” commissioned by Jehovah'.

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