eyewitnesses in English
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1. Many reports were accompanied by drawings from eyewitnesses.
2. Eyewitnesses of your fine conduct may be motivated to glorify God.
3. A news Article can include accounts of eyewitnesses to the happening event
4. There was none in place -- no association, no NGOs, nothing -- no eyewitnesses.
5. He acted in complete reliance on the account of a couple of eyewitnesses.
6. According to eyewitnesses, the action was "a protest against the Syrian government".
7. Further Corroborating the eyewitnesses’ testimonie s is the Necropsy Report issued by Dr
8. Eyewitnesses described the scene of the execution by burning on 30 May 1431.
9. As you read the accounts, note how these resurrections took place in front of many eyewitnesses.
10. In the documentary, historians and eyewitnesses relate how the Witnesses survived and even flourished despite extreme pressure.
11. Eyewitnesses at the other bomb site also Corroborate that a bus drove by at the time of the explosion
12. They will become eyewitnesses of the “activities of Jehovah, how he has set astonishing events on the earth.”
13. By doing so, “you will learn about Jesus’ life and teachings as based on the accounts of eyewitnesses.”
14. (John 1:14) His followers learned as eyewitnesses, and recorded for all posterity, that everything he said was rock solid, the truth.
15. Some of these faithful people were actually eyewitnesses to resurrections that God performed through his prophets and through Jesus and the apostles.
16. Now, through actor portrayals, archival documentation and dramatic re-creations, the terrifyingly true events that transformed these unsuspecting eyewitnesses into Believers are …
17. Eyewitnesses closer to the explosion reported that the source of the sound moved from the east to the north of them.
18. The eyewitnesses included paramedics, on-duty militsiya functionaries, seamen and the longshoremen at Petrozavodsk’s port, military, local airport staff and an amateur astronomer.
19. In 2003, American scholar William Taubman reported that he had interviewed some eyewitnesses who said that Khrushchev had brandished his shoe but not Banged it
20. (Joshua 2:1-24; 6:22-25) Joshua and Caleb, eyewitnesses of Jehovah’s acts, had complete confidence that God would continue to fight for his people.
21. Another powerful support of the Bible’s authenticity is that its testimony is based on accounts supplied by actual eyewitnesses of the events, often the writer himself.
22. While eyewitnesses named spiders as the main culprit behind the Cocooned trees, others believe that various insects (or possibly moth larvae) could have contributed to the swirling webs.
23. What Denying Election Fraud Accomplishes By Mark Andrew Dwyer There were voluminous reports, from eyewitnesses and experts, of widespread election fraud in the so-called battle states and beyond.
24. Even some eyewitnesses of the signs and miracles associated with the Lord’s birth chose to reject sacred manifestations from heaven in favor of secular explanations (see 3 Nephi 2:1–3).
25. Narrated by Kevin Spacey, this appropriately sombre film is all the more powerful for the way it just Baldly presents the facts as they unfolded - as recorded by newsreels and recalled by eyewitnesses
26. (1Co 15:16-19) The evidence that it took place was not weak but powerful —there were more than 500 eyewitnesses to testify that it did take place. —1Co 15:3-8; Ac 2:32.
27. Pointing to it and its significance, he wrote: “No, it was not by following artfully contrived false stories that we acquainted you with the power and presence of our Lord Jesus Christ, but it was by having become eyewitnesses of his magnificence.
28. Nazi Collaborators Executed In France (PHOTOS): Chilling Images From LIFE.com Just days after Paris was famously liberated from German control in 1944, LIFE photographer Carl Mydans and correspondent John Osborne were eyewitnesses to a grisly affair in the foothills of the French Alps.
29. The apostle Peter wrote: “Maintain your conduct fine among the nations, that, in the thing in which they are speaking against you as evildoers, they may as a result of your fine works of which they are eyewitnesses glorify God.”—1 Peter 2:12.
30. The apostle Peter wrote: “Maintain your conduct fine among the nations, that, in the thing in which they are speaking against you as evildoers, they may as a result of your fine works of which they are eyewitnesses glorify God in the day for his inspection.”
31. GOD’S Word, the Bible, says: “Maintain your conduct fine among the nations, that, in the thing in which they are speaking against you as evildoers, they may as a result of your fine works of which they are eyewitnesses glorify God in the day for his inspection.”
32. Peter wrote: “Maintain your conduct fine among the nations, that, in the thing in which they are speaking against you as evildoers, they may as a result of your fine works of which they are eyewitnesses glorify God in the day for his inspection.” —1 Peter 2:12.
33. They remember well the Scriptural counsel: “Maintain your conduct fine among the nations, that, in the thing in which they are speaking against you as evildoers, they may as a result of your fine works of which they are eyewitnesses glorify God in the day for his inspection.” —1 Peter 2:12.
34. “You wives, be in subjection to your own husbands, in order that, if any are not obedient to the word, they may be won without a word through the conduct of their wives, because of having been eyewitnesses of your chaste conduct together with deep respect [and of your] quiet and mild spirit.” —1 Peter 3:1-4.
35. The author draws the attention of the Committee to a report from the Swedish Embassy in Iran which states that chapter I of the Iranian hudud law “deals with adultery, including whoring, and incest, satisfactory evidence of which is a confession repeated four times or testimony by four righteous men with the alternative of three men and two women, all of whom must be eyewitnesses
36. Be-hold'-ing: Many Hebrew and Greek words are so rendered in English Versions of the Bible, but epopteusantes, "your good works, which they behold" (1 Peter 2:12); "Beholding your chaste behavior" (1 Peter 3:2), and epoptai, "We were eyewitnesses of his majesty" (2 Peter 1:16) are peculiar to Peter.The fact that this word is used only by Peter and is used in both epistles is an
37. Be-hold'-ing: Many Hebrew and Greek words are so rendered in English Versions of the Bible, but epopteusantes, "your good works, which they behold" (1 Peter 2:12); "Beholding your chaste behavior" (1 Peter 3:2), and epoptai, "We were eyewitnesses of his majesty" (2 Peter 1:16) are peculiar to Peter.The fact that this word is used only by Peter and is used in both epistles is an