Sentences with phrase «from eyewitness»

Although the main story is a work of fiction, many of the events are taken from eyewitness accounts of things that actually happened.

The eight - episode British police procedural series is filmed from eyewitness perspectives and uses improvised dialogue, which offers a more authentic look at how police investigate cases.

Most data on how police communicate with citizens come from eyewitness accounts — from drivers, outside observers, and officers themselves.

From an eyewitness account of the Tuesday Town of Sanford Board meeting, we heard the following: «People speaking included those with land and with leases who had signed the petition asking for the resolution that was passed to be rescinded, for board members with conflicts of interest to recuse themselves from shale gas decisions, and for no resolutions on shale gas extraction to be passed without notifying the public a week in advance and allowing full participation.

There are a number of touches that look as if they might have come from an eyewitness.

As the tradition developed and the community moved farther and farther away from eyewitness knowledge, the moment of this declaration, or designation, or installation, was moved farther and farther into the earthly life, being associated first with the transfiguration — which was itself probably an original resurrection appearance moved forward into the earthly life --

He did so, and came to the conclusion that the accounts are just what would be expected from eyewitness accounts, and the most probable explation is that Jesus did rise from the dead.

but the Gospel accounts claim to be either eyewitnesses themselves or direct reportage from eyewitnesses.

the FACT is that the accounts are from eyewitnesses and they have different things..

Aside from eyewitnesses of the resurrection which you have the option not to believe, the Christian movement itself which has contributed so much good for humanity around the globe is the greatest proof of Jesus Christ's existence.

A private investigator working for his family, however, claims that reports from eyewitnesses prove that Hernandez is innocent.

Between 1989 and 2016, more than 70 percent of the 337 wrongful convictions identified in the U.S. had been influenced by misidentification from eyewitnesses, according to the Innocence Project.

Intermingling documents and records of the incident with candid testimony from eyewitnesses and participants, the film uncovers an inescapable link between the tragic incidents that unfolded in Bagram and the policies made at the very highest level of the United States government in Washington, D.C. Combining the cool detachment of a forensic expert with the heated indignation of a proud American who holds his country to a high standard, Gibney's film reveals how the Bush administration has systematically betrayed the very ideals it professes to uphold.

The stories are still reaching us from various sources, now coming from eyewitnesses and individuals known to us who, in our opinion, would not be in the habit of fabricating tales of this nature.

Direct evidence from eyewitnesses is the most compelling.

We also gather testimony from eyewitnesses to corroborate your story.

Special investigations may include any available photos of the vehicles or surrounding landscape along with reports from eyewitnesses if possible.

Statements from eyewitnesses who saw the accident occur and first responders who arrived after the accident

It proved a convincing combination to the jury, along with vague statements from eyewitnesses and a jailhouse snitch.

Testimony from eyewitnesses can also help prove negligence.

This means they will measure skid marks, take statements from eyewitnesses, make diagrams, and take photographs.

Not exact matches

Lee Merritt, an attorney for the Edwards family, said that Oliver fired three shots into the car Edwards was in, based on eyewitness accounts from the other passengers in the car.

Was there some external «eyewitness» to these temptations, or did the Gospel writer just hear the story from Jesus, or the Devil?

(John 12:1, written eyewitness testimony by John that Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead)

(John 20:18 - 20, written eyewitness testimony by John that Jesus was RAISED FROM THE DEAD)

Don't you think that an all powerful, all knowing, all good god would have left tons of indisputable eyewitness testimony from both Jewish and Roman sources?

Not to mention early Christians had first - hand eyewitnesses of Christ being risen from the dead among them.

There is no presentation of evidence from both parties, there are no legally - appointed juries or judges, and very little eyewitness testimony is presented.

Many of us who are not eyewitnesses have trouble even assigning terms like «victim» or «abuser» when there are contradictory stories, evidence, and testimony and we ourselves haven't witnessed the behavior in question (or are very distant from it).

Why would an eyewitness need to copy from Mark?

Thomas has heard from a handful of eyewitnesses that Jesus is alive.

The plagiarism from Mark, shows that it is highly unlikely that the three were eyewitnesses to, or even laid eyes on Jesus.

There is not one non-Christian, credible, eyewitness account of Jesus's supernatural powers, or his alleged rising from the grave.

e earliest, writings were from 60 - 90 AD (mostly Paul's stuff, who was not a witness), but others were from a later time period, and were not written by eyewitnesses.

In some cases» such as the Lucan account of the virgin birth or eyewitness reports about the risen Jesus» Cox mentions the troublesome passages but discourages his readers from grappling with their literal meaning and supernatural elements.

You are assuming that even if the author of the Gospel of Matthew was not an eyewitness that the information which he tells was received from persons who were eyewitnesses.

We're in a different genre here from that represented by, say, the Gospel narratives of Jesus» last days or the stories of the reign of King David in 2 Samuel, which read much more like eyewitness history.

Many have undertaken to draw up an account of the things that have been fulfilled [a] among us, 2 just as they were handed down to us by those who from the first were eyewitnesses and servants of the word.

And if there were, we know eyewitness testimony is unreliable, especially when that testimony is from a zealot testifying on his obsession.

The very editing of the Evangelists proceeds from this direct engagement of the prophetic inspirations attributed to the living Christ and of the memories of the eyewitnesses.

Inasmuch as many have taken in hand to set in order a narrative of those things which have been fulfilled among us, just as those who from the beginning were eyewitnesses and ministers of the word delivered them to us, it seemed good to me also, having had perfect understanding of all things from the very first, to write to you an orderly account, most excellent Theophilus, that you may know the certainty of those things in which you were instructed.

Although the relation between two such actual occasions might help to explain how eyewitnesses in Jesus» lifetime might have been able to relate to the quality of life embodied by him, it does not explain how we in our era are to bridge all of what has come to separate us from him.

Against this latter argument there is one decisive factor: the fact that the «eyewitnesses» would have had to be quite different in interest and concern from any men whose influence we can trace in the synoptic tradition.

Carefully itemizing mercantile bills of sale, inventories of militia and volunteer detachments, the evidence that there was a lack of gun - smiths, records of importation of guns from Europe, the incidence of duels (three in the entire South in the 1760s, none fatal), children's books and toys, comments by eyewitnesses about the abysmal shooting ability of settlers (lacking both the weapons and the gunpowder to practice), court records, and a wide variety of other historiographical resources, the author assembles an overwhelming mass of data to show that military prowess was not, in fact, characteristic of early Americans.

The influence of such eyewitnesses would he most evident in the case of narratives of events and occasions, as distinct from collections of sayings and teaching material.

@ Bruce «A couple of things about belief and evidence for belief from the scriptures: (1) the gospel of John encourages us to believe based on the testimony of others who were «eyewitnesses» to key events»

Christianity, which is fueled by eyewitness, evidence, prophecy, and holiness — and in this same Christianity the bible says «But though we, OR AN ANGEL FROM HEAVEN, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed»... Muhammad was already warned!

If we resolutely ban from our minds, however, what a modern writer would mean by an «eyewitness» and ask ourselves what Luke meant by the expression, then this argument also breaks down.

AND the eyewitness accounts are all people recounting stories they heard from other people... NOT the actual eyewitnesses, which make it even less reliable.

Eyewitnesses told CNN that gunmen arrived at Garissa University College early Thursday morning and took hostages from a morning prayer service.