ROBBERY
(See also Burglary; Hijacking; Stealing)
avoiding: g 5/13 7; w98 12/15 23; w93 10/15 5; g89 4/22 9
banks:
Canada: g96 3/8 29
Italy: g96 3/8 29
Bible usage: it-2 1093
Bible view: w98 12/15 25
protective measures: w98 12/15 22
churches robbed: g92 1/8 28; g92 11/8 29
“do you rob temples?” (Ro 2:22): w02 6/15 18-19
efforts to combat:
neighborhood-watch schemes: w90 6/15 3-4
schools ban trendy clothing: g90 8/8 29
examples:
passersby ignore: w90 6/15 3
shoots watch snatcher: w93 10/15 4-5
strip house and jewelry store at gunpoint: w93 10/15 4
trapped earthquake victim robbed: g90 2/22 21
victims threatened with AIDS: g86 9/22 30
experiences:
Awake! counsel followed: g00 10/8 30
bank robbers: w05 12/15 11
change of mind on seeing Yearbook: yb06 63-64
conduct leads to reclaiming items: w91 6/15 26
first-person account as hostage in bank: g90 12/8 17-19
foiled: w98 12/15 24
former armed robbers accept truth: yb13 104; w11 5/1 29-30; w90 1/1 6
former karate expert witnesses to robber: g86 9/22 16
immoral robber, gambler: w11 11/1 10-11
Medical Document saves sister’s life: yb92 46-47
robber convinced to return money: yb01 56-57
Witness and interested person spared violence: w94 5/15 32
Witnesses allowed to leave: w93 10/15 5
Witnesses unharmed: yb08 50-51; yb07 60; w98 12/15 25
Witness spared: yb02 47
homes: w98 12/15 21-25
city dwellers: w90 6/15 3-4
rural dwellers: w90 6/15 4
hospitals: g98 11/8 29
unpunished:
Italy: g96 6/22 29
use of snakes: g97 3/22 29
what to do if accosted: g 6/08 11; w98 12/15 23-25; w93 10/15 5; g91 7/8 13; g90 5/22 9; g89 4/22 8-10; g89 9/22 30
who rob banks: g86 1/8 30-31