英语词汇jehovah-s witnesses的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

Jehovah’s Witnesses. A religious movement first called the Russellites after its founder, American Charles T. Russell (1852–1916). In 1931 this fundamentalist group, which recog- nized the authority of Jehovah-God alone, took the name Jeho- vah’s Witnesses. The Jehovah’s Witnesses believe in Christ as the perfect man but not divine; they refuse to salute any na- tional flag, to perform military service, or to receive blood transfusions. Their organ, The Watch Tower, sold relentlessly door-to-door, has as its motto: Millions Now Living Will Never Die.

词汇	jehovah-s witnesses
词源	Jehovah’s Witnesses. A religious movement first called the Russellites after its founder, American Charles T. Russell (1852–1916). In 1931 this fundamentalist group, which recog- nized the authority of Jehovah-God alone, took the name Jeho- vah’s Witnesses. The Jehovah’s Witnesses believe in Christ as the perfect man but not divine; they refuse to salute any na- tional flag, to perform military service, or to receive blood transfusions. Their organ, The Watch Tower, sold relentlessly door-to-door, has as its motto: Millions Now Living Will Never Die.
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