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 1      I, 20|          years, according to those Jewish ceremonies which they ought
 2     II, 27|           only more tolerable than Jewish contumelies, and crosses,
 3    III, 6 |           POINTS OF MARCIONITE AND JEWISH ERROR. PROPHECIES OF CHRIST'
 4    III, 6 |         two characteristics in the Jewish prophetic literature, let
 5    III, 6 |          to make common cause with Jewish error, and construct their
 6    III, 6 |            the whole imputation of Jewish ignorance from the first,
 7    III, 13|     prodigious thing. Then, again, Jewish cavillers, in order to disconcert
 8    III, 20|        kingdom was confined to the Jewish nation simply, rather than
 9    III, 21|         the two Christs, as if the Jewish Christ were ordained by
10     IV, 1 |           meaning not those of the Jewish people only, but of the
11     IV, 3 |          upon circumcision and the Jewish ceremonies. So that it was
12     IV, 6 |         for the restoration of the Jewish state, and who is yet to
13     IV, 14|        David only reigned over the Jewish nation, so that nobody can
14     IV, 16|      obtained mercy" that is, the (Jewish) nation. Thenceforth Christ
15     IV, 33|          was the proper God of the Jewish nation? Forasmuch then as
16     IV, 36|          says He, "follow me." The Jewish nation was from its beginning
17     IV, 40|          be that He was so fond of Jewish lamb? But was it not because
18     IV, 42|           as He had before (to the Jewish council) "Thou sayest that
19      V, 7 | PHRASEOLOGY OFTEN SUGGESTED BY THE JEWISH SCRIPTURES. CHRIST OUR PASSOVER
20      V, 9 |       CHRIST'S JUDICIAL CHARACTER. JEWISH PERVERSIONS OF PROPHECY
21      V, 9 |       MESSIANIC PSALMS VINDICATED. JEWISH AND RATIONALISTIC INTERPRETATIONS
22      V, 11|        world." "In whom" means the Jewish unbelievers, from some of
23      V, 17|        made both one" that is, the Jewish nation and the Gentile world.