Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5|             589 BC), the Israelite elders ~and prophets acted as gatherers
 2   1,1,5|        together with some selected elders, produced a book containing
 3   1,2,4|           to-~gether the Israelite elders, and in Moses's presence
 4   1,2,4|            the Lord to ~gather the elders together and in their presence
 5   1,2,4|        altar and Moses invited the elders to a feast in his honor. ~
 6   1,2,4|           had Moses summon seventy elders to the ~Tabernacle, and
 7   1,3,2|            were spiritual leaders (elders) of their brotherhoods,
 8   1,5,3|    conscience of the ~people, and 'elders' for those seeking spiritual
 9   1,5,5| destruction of Jerusalem, certain ~elders defended him, saying, that
10   1,5,5|    exposure of the idolatry of the elders of ~Israel. ~ The language
11   2,1,2|            the synagogueruler,~the elders, and the attendant. The
12   2,1,2|           of these Scriptures.~The elders seem to have formed a sort
13   2,1,5|            as the tradition of the elders. This tradition was gathered
14   2,1,6|          the law. The tradition of elders which was so highly regarded
15   2,1,6|      scribes (the tradition~of the elders) as equally authoritative
16   2,1,6|     rejected the “tradition of~the elders” and the so-called oral
17   2,1,7|     composed of the chief priests, elders,~and scribes. This council
18   2,3,3|         sick? Let him call for the elders of the church, and let them~
19   2,4,3|           farewell to the Ephesian elders in Miletus, he arrived in
20   2,4,3|          his pupil Titus to ordain elders throughout all the cities (
21   2,4,3|          He said that the Ephesian elders would not see his~face again (
22   2,5,6|           of the holy martyrs. The elders clad in white garments with
23   2,5,6|       omniscience. The~twenty-four elders correspond to the twenty-four