Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1   |           they went, first to the Jews and then to the Gentiles,
 2 1,1 |           Matthew preached to the Jews first, and then traveled
 3 2,1 |         Nazareth, the King of the Jews (John 19:19); the main crossbeam,
 4 3,8 |        after Pascha: “Even as the Jews bore the unleavened bread
 5 4,4 |         has been born king of the Jews? For we have seen His star
 6 4,1 |         day, and even some of the Jews who had up until then been
 7 4,1 |           and expectations of the Jews, would sit on the throne
 8 4,4 |          the burial custom of the Jews. Now in the place where
 9 4,6 |          and power by the ancient Jews. Especially noted is the
10 6,0 |            stone or whatever. The Jews at Sinai were commanded
11 6,2 |     oppressed the meek David. The Jews drove away the prophets
12 10,1|        the evil Haman against the Jews. This account, which shows
13 10,1|          greatly venerated by the Jews as the basis for their Feast
14 10,1| destruction of the enemies of the Jews and the institution of the
15 10,1|           illustrate how faithful Jews, loyally practicing their
16 10,2|         into Greek by Alexandrian Jews who had been gathered together
17 10,2|      seems to be to encourage the Jews in a time of persecution.
18 10,2|       letter from Jeremiah to the Jews who were about to be taken,
19 10,2|           2) Two letters from the Jews of Jerusalem to the Jews
20 10,2|          Jews of Jerusalem to the Jews of Egypt; 2) (Ch. 3-10:9)
21 10,2|         Syrian persecution of the Jews from 176-164 B.C.; and 3) (
22 10,2|         the struggles of Egyptian Jews who suffered under the reign
23 10,2|        persecution of Palestinian Jews under Antiochus IV Epiphanes (
24 10,2|         exhort and teach Egyptian Jews who, during the 1st Century
25 10,3|      arose. He was accused by the Jews before the Roman Governor,
26 10,3|   attracting many followers, both Jews and Gentiles. The Jews,
27 10,3|       both Jews and Gentiles. The Jews, annoyed at these inroads,
28 10,3|     continued persecutions by the Jews at Thessalonica. In addition,
29 11,1|   crucified, a stumbling block to Jews and folly to Gentiles, but
30 11,1|        those who are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power
31 11,1|          of Nazareth, King of the Jews (John 19:19).~I.H.B.I [Greek]~[