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 1      I, 23|        above that of scribes and Pharisees, how comes it to pass that
 2    III, 6 |     scribes and prudent ones, or Pharisees; and when the people, like
 3    III, 18|      against the scribes and the Pharisees; for it was from them that
 4     IV, 12|        breaking the Sabbath. The Pharisees bring the charge against
 5     IV, 12|       from the Creator? Then the Pharisees watch whether He would heal
 6     IV, 12|          nowhere proclaimed. The Pharisees, however, were in utter
 7     IV, 19|     inquiring about tribute, the Pharisees came to Him, tempting Him),
 8     IV, 27|     CHRIST'S REPREHENSION OF THE PHARISEES SEEKING A SIGN. HIS CENSURE
 9     IV, 27|        he heaps his woe upon the Pharisees and doctors of the law.
10     IV, 28|         was the hypocrisy of the Pharisees displeasing to Him, loving
11     IV, 28| disciples, "of the leaven of the Pharisees, which is hypocrisy," not
12     IV, 28|         It is the example of the Pharisees which He forbids. It was
13     IV, 28|          of Him against whom the Pharisees were sinning that (Christ)
14     IV, 33|          the covetousness of the Pharisees doing servile worship to
15     IV, 33|        God and mammon." Then the Pharisees, who were covetous of riches,
16     IV, 33|       the Creator foreign to the Pharisees, seeing that He was the
17     IV, 33|        in question. But when the Pharisees "justified themselves before
18     IV, 34|       this answer of His (to the Pharisees), He both sanctioned the
19     IV, 35|       impossible either that the Pharisees should seem to have inquired
20     IV, 38|      CHRIST'S REFUTATIONS OF THE PHARISEES. RENDERING DUES TO CAESAR
21     IV, 38|       knew not? He knew that the Pharisees would not give Him an answer;
22     IV, 38|       would have happened if the Pharisees had replied to His question.