The Bible Student magazine "Golden Age" referred to the "professional politician" and the "financial powers" and the "clergy" as an "unholy trinity" in support of the League of Nations and predicted its demise: "Since these two classes and financial are presumed to be worldly men who never claimed to have made a covenant with God, he might not interfere with them for a time, but chiefly because of the other member of the unholy trinity—the clergy—God indicates that he will not permit the League of Nations and league of churches to endure." In 1930, Rutherford published the booklet "Prohibition and the League of Nations—Born of God or the Devil, Which? The Bible Proof" which concluded: "Here is the positive and unqualified statement from Jehovah God that neither the League of Nations nor any other combination of men and governments shall have anything to do with the setting up of his kingdom and establishing peace and righteousness. It is God’s kingdom, and not man’s; and for men to assume to do what God has declared he will do is a gross, presumptuous sin. The nation organization that attempts to run ahead of God and presumptuously attempts to set up a rule or organization and call it God’s kingdom will suffer severe punishment."