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 1 10|  out the salvation of their hearers. They are ashamed of what
 2 10|     by the lowliness of his hearers that He was the One whom
 3 10|  engross the minds of their hearers. They seem to have only
 4 10|    one aim, to please their hearers and curry favor with those
 5 10|     the ears and gain their hearers' admiration, but give them
 6 15|    no concern about who his hearers are to be, what success
 7 19|   was he afraid to tell his hearers that they had to make a
 8 19|   appeared too stern to his hearers. Therefore it is clear how
 9 19| lest they should give their hearers offense. Does a physician
10 19|   his success in making his hearers accept the stern truth he