Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,3  |       Testament which ~governed the Jewish people, and the New Testament
 2   1,1,4  |         Testament were written in a Jewish tongue. Later books of the ~
 3   1,1,4  |              As well, the an-~cient Jewish language did not employ
 4   1,1,4  |       testify of Me, He said to the Jewish scribes. In the par-~able
 5   1,1,5  |    mentioned as the main authors of Jewish writings. ~One must also
 6   1,1,5  |           writings. After Ezra, the Jewish people did not receive any
 7   1,1,5  |          while also written in ~the Jewish language and regarded as
 8   1,1,5  |       responses from experts of the Jewish language confirm that the
 9   1,1,5  |    interpret-~ers (Septuagint). The Jewish as well as some modern translations
10   1,1,6  |            acquire the books of the Jewish law for his library, and
11   1,1,6  |            the exact replica of the Jewish Bible. These ~translators
12   1,1,6  |              AD (based on authentic Jewish writings), the Western church
13   1,2,2  |          century after century, the Jewish rabbis and sages discussed
14   1,2,2  |           and way of life which the Jewish people carried with them
15   1,2,2  |           Mo-~saic authorship. Both Jewish and Samaritan tradition
16   1,2,3  |         said Pilate unto them [the ~Jewish authorities, accusing Jesus],
17   1,2,3  |             man to death. [Here the Jewish authori-~ties recognized
18   1,3,1  |     Testament cover the life of the Jewish people from the time they ~
19   1,3,1  |       period in the history of ~the Jewish people, when the Jewish
20   1,3,1  |             Jewish people, when the Jewish tribes that populated the
21   1,3,1  |        period in the history of the Jewish people that lasted ~about
22   1,3,1  |        spiritual development of the Jewish nation spanned many centuries
23   1,3,1  |       several stages. God chose the Jewish people to bring salvation
24   1,3,1  |          should come from among the Jewish ~people. The Old Testament
25   1,3,1  |         prepared the ground in the ~Jewish nation for building God.
26   1,3,1  |       spiritual development of ~the Jewish people was not smooth. There
27   1,3,1  |         Throughout its history, the Jewish people constantly struggled
28   1,3,1  |     circumstances, many sons of the Jewish people achieved great ~spiritual
29   1,3,2  |         prophets in the life of the Jewish nation. Even though the
30   1,3,2  |          God. With rare exceptions, Jewish kings and ~other leaders
31   1,3,3  |      forty-year-long journey of the Jewish nation through the desert
32   1,3,3  |          was constantly helping the Jewish ~people in taking possession
33   1,3,3  |            the son of Nun died, the Jewish people entered the period
34   1,3,3  |           period, during which the ~Jewish tribes lived without permanent
35   1,3,5  |        period in the history of the Jewish people. After Samson, ~the
36   1,3,5  |        priest from Sidon, ~put many Jewish prophets to death and filled
37   1,3,6  |        reli-~gious education to the Jewish people. ~ After ruling the
38   1,3,8  |            Star. For her ~beauty, a Jewish orphan by the name of Hadassah
39   1,3,0  |          part in the history of the Jewish people. Palestine ended
40   1,3,1  |         later in the history of the Jewish people are not recorded
41   1,4,2  |             to God on behalf of the Jewish people ~and singing psalms. ~
42   1,4,3  |      prepared ~the ground among the Jewish people for the faith in
43   1,4,5  |            included in the canon of Jewish sacred books because ~it
44   1,5,2  |           spiritual center ~for the Jewish community. Judea consisted
45   1,5,2  |             as the only way for the Jewish people to escape them. ~
46   1,5,2  |        period in the history of the Jewish people. It was the ~time
47   1,5,3  |           priests, not pastors. The Jewish people ~sojourned in spiritual
48   1,5,3  |           to the ~prophets that the Jewish people retained the true
49   1,5,5  |             God's judgment over the Jewish people ~was combined in
50   1,5,5  |              Uzziah) and Jotham the Jewish people were infected with
51   1,5,5  |              punish and convict the Jewish people; that was why Isaiah
52   1,5,5  |            several years. When ~the Jewish boys were admitted to the
53   1,Add,0|          the opposite was true. All Jewish claims were to ~be formally
54   2,1    |         withal the way in~which the Jewish people were preserved —
55   2,1    |      political independence for the~Jewish community in Palestine.
56   2,1    |       Ptolemy was interested in the Jewish sacred books and had the
57   2,1    |          125 years under Egypt, the Jewish people and their homeland
58   2,1    |      desecrated and closed, and the Jewish people were forbidden to~
59   2,1    |          most illustrious figure in Jewish history between David and
60   2,1    |             high priesthood and the~Jewish throne was the occasion
61   2,1,1  |           Religious Background.~The Jewish people of our Lord’s day
62   2,1,2  |      Worship.~In our Lord’s day the Jewish people maintained two institutions
63   2,1,2  |    operations. Into this court both Jewish men and women might~come,
64   2,1,2  |            institution to which the Jewish~people of each community
65   2,1,2  |           there were as many as ten Jewish households.~The officials
66   2,1,4  |          This was~the oldest of the Jewish feasts, having been inaugurated
67   2,1,4  |           after the meal.~Since the Jewish day ended, and a new day
68   2,1,4  |           third day thereafter, the Jewish Passover~and the Christian
69   2,1,4  |           long been~observed by the Jewish people as New Year’s Day (
70   2,1,5  |             Exile. At that time the Jewish captives,~being in a strange
71   2,1,5  |       principal influence among the Jewish people.~The Old Testament
72   2,1,5  |          has been authoritative for Jewish rabbis down to the present.~
73   2,1,6  |         willing to compromise their Jewish principles for favors from
74   2,1,6  |             not~pretend to keep the Jewish law with any degree of exactness,
75   2,1,6  |         tell in their writings~of a Jewish sect known as Essenes, who
76   2,2,5  |          the upper echelons of that Jewish society. Besides, as we
77   2,2,5  |         other Evangelists, mentions Jewish customs without explaining~
78   2,2,5  |            beyond the~limits of the Jewish race. Disciples are to be
79   2,2,5  |            also to impress upon his Jewish brethren that the mission
80   2,2,5  |             prominent member of the Jewish community. His~son John
81   2,2,5  |             of the teachings of the Jewish philosopher~Philo, and elements
82   2,3,2  |            from the majority~of the Jewish people, subsequently transgressed
83   2,3,3  |          Temple of Jerusalem by the Jewish leaders. In enumerating
84   2,3,3  |            war with Rome, the noted Jewish historian Josephus Flavius,
85   2,4,3  | circumcision and observe all of~the Jewish rituals. This delusion impeded
86   2,5,3  |         Christianity, at first~from Jewish priests and scribes, and
87   2,5,9  |           persons of Pilate and the Jewish high priests — united in