Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,6  |            English texts, Orthodox priests prefer the ~.King James.
 2   1,2,2  |            Testament temple. These priests ~were responsible for teaching
 3   1,2,2  |            and delivered it to the priests” (31:9) may well ~refer
 4   1,2,4  |        shall be to me a kingdom of priests and an holy nation”~(Exod.
 5   1,2,4  |            status of Aaron and the priests. He collected and placed
 6   1,3,2  |          Law of Moses did ~command priests to teach godliness to the
 7   1,3,2  |        followed in ~practice. Most priests limited their activities
 8   1,3,5  |          land of Israel with pagan priests of Baal. To ~teach Ahab
 9   1,3,5  |        invited the king, the pagan priests and all the people of Israel
10   1,3,5  |      repented of idol worship. The priests of Baal that came to ~the
11   1,5,3  |            Old Testament times the priests, in principle, only made
12   1,5,3  |         public morality. They were priests, not pastors. The Jewish
13   1,5,3  |       ordinary ~people or princes, priests or judges, slaves or kings.
14   1,5,3  |         prophets de-~scending from priests, like Ezekiel and Habakkuk.
15   1,5,5  |          rulers and negligence of ~priests. Amos viewed the restoration
16   1,5,5  |           prophet also rebuked the priests who reduced the faith in
17   1,5,5  |         Judaic princes, judges and priests: ~ ~.Woe to her that is
18   1,5,5  |           treacherous persons: her priests have ~polluted the sanctuary,
19   1,5,5  |            Levi's descendants were priests, acolytes and singers in
20   1,5,5  |         descendant of a ~family of priests. He was called for the prophetic
21   1,5,5  |        denounced the negligence of priests, telling them on behalf
22   1,5,5  |          Testament era, the Judaic priests would be re-~placed by people
23   1,5,5  |            in people (1:6-14) ~and priests (2:1-9), cruelty and turning
24   1,5,7  |        negligence and hypocrisy of priests, false-~hood of self-appointed
25   1,Add,1|            apostolic tradition our priests offer uniformly in every
26   2,1    |      political rulers, and as high priests in the cleansed and restored
27   2,1,1  |       Intertestamental period were priests, who led the revolt against~
28   2,1,2  |          at Jerusalem in which the priests~officiated at sacrifices
29   2,1,2  |         Israelites, a Court of the Priests, and the~temple building
30   2,1,2  |       surrounding~the Court of the Priests, from which it was separated
31   2,1,2  |          wall. In the Court of~the Priests, which contained the large
32   2,1,2  |            Within the Court of the Priests, on the peak of Mount Moriah,
33   2,1,2  |   officials of the temple were the priests, but those of the synagogue
34   2,1,4  |     harvest to the Lord and to His priests. It~is sometimes called
35   2,1,4  |          altar in the Court of the~Priests in commemoration of the
36   2,1,6  |            in the Gospels were~the priests, the scribes, the Pharisees,
37   2,1,6  |           New Testament times.~The Priests. At the beginning of the
38   2,1,6  |            and his sons were named priests with~him. After that the
39   2,1,6  |           There came to be so many priests, that in the days of David
40   2,1,6  |         appoint and to remove high~priests. A high priest might (and
41   2,1,6  |            in the Gospels of chief priests who were members of the~
42   2,1,6  |         the twenty-four courses of~priests.~The Scribes. The scribes
43   2,1,6  |           the most part,~they were priests who were willing to compromise
44   2,1,6  |            Gerazim, in which their priests officiated for about 275~
45   2,1,7  |        court composed of the chief priests, elders,~and scribes. This
46   2,2,2  |            its learned bishops and priests, the Church always concerned
47   2,5,3  | Christianity, at first~from Jewish priests and scribes, and later from
48   2,5,8  |    executed more than five hundred priests of Baal) (Rev. 16:16, 17:
49   2,5,9  |         Pilate and the Jewish high priests — united in sentencing Christ
50   2,5,9  |        king, Queen Jezebel and her priests, the false prophets and
51   2,5,9  |     Sometimes, for greater effect, priests would hide behind the~statues