-
elders known as the
Governing Body of Jehovah's
Witnesses,
which establishes all doctrines. Jehovah's
Witnesses believe that the
destruction of the present...
- not
affected by the
number of
witnesses who testify.
Several factors affect witnesses' credibility. Generally,
witnesses are
perceived as more credible...
-
Witnesses endeavor to
remain "separate from the world",
which they
regard as a
place of
moral contamination and
under the
control of Satan.
Witnesses...
- by police.
While witnesses may only
require protection until the
conclusion of a trial, in
particularly extreme cases, some
witnesses are
provided with...
- and
other publications of Jehovah's
Witnesses, and at
conventions and
congregation meetings. Jehovah's
Witnesses teach that the
present world order, which...
- Jehovah's
Witnesses have been
criticized by
adherents of
mainstream Christianity,
members of the
medical community,
former Jehovah's
Witnesses, and commentators...
- forces. The two
witnesses must face 'Seven Tribulations' (although
other characters note that the
Witnesses are only
required to
witness the
events rather...
- of
twelve Book of
Mormon witnesses, who also
include Smith and the
Eight Witnesses. The
joint statement of the
Three Witnesses—Oliver Cowdery,
Martin Harris...
-
Witnesses".
Rotten Tomatoes.
Retrieved 2011-05-15. "The
Witnesses". Metacritic.
Retrieved 2011-05-15. Stuart, Jan (January 22, 2008). "The
Witnesses"...
- denominations. It is one of the
doctrines for
which Jehovah's
Witnesses are best known. Jehovah's
Witnesses'
literature teaches that
their refusal of transfusions...