Part, Chapter, Paragraph

  1 1, 0,8 |       enemies (as the majority of Jews believed, especially scribes
  2 1, 0,8 |          birth of the King of the Jews, Herod remembered about
  3 1, 0,9 |       Matthew was writing for the Jews, it was important for him
  4 1, 0,9 |         Because the custom of the Jews was not to maintain any
  5 1, 1,2 |         not come to earth for the Jews only, but for the whole
  6 1, 1,3 |          the eve of the exodus of Jews from Egypt, God sent His
  7 1, 1,3 |         prepared was not only for Jews but also for all peoples.
  8 1, 1,4 |       kingdom. Because during the Jews’ 70 year bondage, the forefathers
  9 1, 1,4 |         has been born King of the Jews?”~ These words alarmed Herod
 10 1, 1,4 |           of the Messiah, King of Jews: “Where is Christ to be
 11 1, 1,5 |         Roman province where many Jews lived; they had their own
 12 1, 1,5 |        refer to the exodus of the Jews from Egypt, because they
 13 1, 1,5 |         Book that was lost by the Jews. Another opinion is that
 14 1, 1,6 |      Moses (Lev. 16:16), all male Jews were obliged to appear in
 15 2, 0,7 |     Persian King permitted 42,000 Jews to return to their homeland.
 16 2, 0,7 |    authority of this man over the Jews was so great that they were
 17 2, 1,1 |        this: one, about which the Jews were wishing for, the path
 18 2, 1,1 |           be the Messiah that the Jews are expecting.” Naturally,
 19 2, 1,2 |          narrates this event. The Jews sent to John from Jerusalem,
 20 2, 1,2 |           shared a bias with many Jews that Christ, as a King with
 21 2, 1,2 |       unsavoury acclaim among the Jews, and Nazareth, this small
 22 2, 1,3 |         It is well known that the Jews were noted for their moderation
 23 3, 0,4 |       Passover, up to two million Jews gathered in Jerusalem, who
 24 3, 0,4 |      large volume of animals, the Jews converted an area so called “
 25 3, 0,4 |         be in Jewish shekels. The Jews arriving for Passover were
 26 3, 0,4 |          for maximum profits, the Jews traded (in the temple’s
 27 3, 0,4 |           s words directed at the Jews could be understood thus:
 28 3, 0,4 |    meaning of Christ’s words, the Jews attempted to make them absurd
 29 3, 0,4 |         the temple — pride of the Jews — took 46 years to build,
 30 3, 0,5 |        reacted so strongly on the Jews that one of the “princes” —
 31 3, 0,5 |      princes” — or leaders of the Jews — Nicodemus, a member of
 32 3, 0,5 |         own name but those of all Jews that have believed in the
 33 3, 0,5 |           them, Who will free the Jews from their foreign yoke
 34 3, 0,5 |      dominion, in which they, the Jews, will occupy commanding
 35 3, 0,6 |      Bridegroom’s success. To the Jews, the friend of the bridegroom
 36 3, 0,8 |       settlers with the remaining Jews created the Samaritans.
 37 3, 0,8 |          their own gods. When the Jews returned from their Babylonian
 38 3, 0,8 |          endeavours. However, the Jews refused them, so they erected
 39 3, 0,8 |  traditions. Because of this, the Jews’ attitude toward them was
 40 3, 0,8 |      hatred and contempt that the Jews fostered toward the Samaritans.
 41 3, 0,8 |        save everyone and not only Jews, explains to the woman that
 42 3, 0,8 |       their relationship with the Jews: who is correct in the argument
 43 3, 0,8 |          mountain, or, was it the Jews that maintained that you
 44 3, 0,8 |    between the Samaritans and the Jews will by itself, lose its
 45 3, 0,8 |           of (will come from) the Jews,” inasmuch as the Redeemer
 46 3, 0,8 |         offerings (which both the Jews and Samaritans were doing,
 47 3, 0,8 |           not as distorted as the Jews, because they saw in Him
 48 3, 0,8 |    Himself the Messiah before the Jews for a long time, directly
 49 3, 0,9 |         populated, where not only Jews lived but Phoenicians, Arabs
 50 3, 0,9 |           to His sermons than the Jews.~ ~
 51 3, 0,12|     synagogues — houses where the Jews gathered for prayer. During
 52 3, 0,12|         During their bondage, the Jews felt the necessity to gather
 53 3, 0,12|           of Jerusalem. After the Jews’ return from bondage, the
 54 3, 0,15|    Kingdom of love and mercy. The Jews were in no doubt that the
 55 3, 0,15|        that it is they, the proud Jews that He regards as lower
 56 4, 0,19|         as this was Saturday, the Jews — under which name John
 57 4, 0,19|           traces of contempt, the Jews inquired of the former paralytic
 58 4, 0,19|      Healer, he went and told the Jews about Him: not with any
 59 4, 0,19|         new rage of hatred in the Jews, and they “sought to kill
 60 4, 0,20|            Jesus responded to the Jews’ designs to kill Him for
 61 4, 0,20|           the Lord’s reply to the Jews, only develop this basic
 62 4, 0,20|          with God the Father, the Jews started to redouble their
 63 4, 0,20|        the Old Testament. But the Jews do not heed this Scripture,
 64 4, 0,20|     Further on, Jesus rebukes the Jews for their disbelief, telling
 65 4, 0,20|           the days of Christ, the Jews have had over 60 such false
 66 4, 0,23|         Matthew wants to show the Jews that their idea of the Messiah
 67 4, 1   |      these earthly blessings, the Jews surrounded Jesus in the
 68 4, 1,1 |           the Lord reveals to the Jews His evangelical teachings
 69 4, 1,2 |           at the outset calms the Jews’ ardency for the Law, emphasising
 70 4, 1,3 |           a wife was given to the Jews by Moses “because of hardness
 71 4, 1,3 |          God’s name. Contemporary Jews that believed in the Lord
 72 4, 1,3 |    neighbour!” yet evidently, the Jews extracted this from the
 73 4, 1,3 |          higher than heathens and Jews, because essentially, their
 74 4, 1,5 |           Christ, about which the Jews were hoping incorrectly,
 75 4, 1,10|        was very convincing to the Jews that listened to Christ,
 76 4, 1,10|           generations of faithful Jews. They recalled with gratitude
 77 4, 1,10|           following generation of Jews remembered with shame, how
 78 4, 1,10|          that they may direct the Jews toward the true path, simultaneously,
 79 4, 1,10|    locally and appreciated by the Jews. Only those that fulfil
 80 4, 1,12|           of the Kingdom” ie. the Jews, will be cast down into
 81 4, 1,14|        answer, inasmuch as to the Jews, the name Messiah was associated
 82 4, 1,14|       Christ’s Second Coming, the Jews were expecting the appearance
 83 4, 1,15|           better than that of the Jews. They were given the opportunity
 84 4, 1,18|        Luke 11:29-32, 24_26).~The Jews were mislead by Jesus Christ’
 85 4, 1,18|          Prophets, presenting the Jews’ idolatry in the form of
 86 4, 1,18|          s sermon, will judge the Jews at the Last Judgment for
 87 4, 1,18|           Arabia, also judged the Jews, because she came from a
 88 4, 1,18|      wisdom of Solomon, while the Jews didn’t want to listen to
 89 4, 1,18|       although He could force the Jews to believe in Him by performing
 90 4, 1,19|       Clopas. In any case, to the Jews, “brothers” meant not only
 91 4, 2,4 |           was that small that the Jews had a saying: “Tiny, as
 92 4, 2,12|         animal in the eyes of the Jews — so long as the Lord did
 93 4, 2,13|          the understanding of the Jews, in entering the crowd and
 94 4, 2,17|           Mat. 10:6), i.e. to the Jews only. He directs them to
 95 4, 2,17|          their witness before the Jews, as the Law of Moses states
 96 4, 2,17|       greeting was normal for the Jews, but to wish peace — doesn’
 97 4, 2,17|          dust off their feet. The Jews considered the very soil
 98 4, 2,17|          wanted to say that those Jews who refuse to accept the
 99 4, 2,17|         sends His Apostles to the Jews only, because they were
100 4, 2,17|       insults, inasmuch as if the Jews are rudely vilifying the
101 4, 2,18|     people surrounding him.~While Jews were not accustomed to celebrating
102 4, 2,19|          Passover, a feast of the Jews, was near” (John 6:4), the
103 4, 2,21|      sermon with a censure of the Jews, because they remain slaves
104 4, 2,21|      Provoked by the censure, the Jews asked Him: “What shall we
105 4, 2,21|            Messenger of God,” the Jews reply that they do not have
106 4, 2,21|          bigger miracles. And the Jews, not satisfied that Christ
107 4, 2,21|          the world.” However, the Jews understand it as a sensate,
108 4, 2,21|         sorrow that, although the Jews do not believe in Him, this
109 4, 2,21|          Nonetheless, the baffled Jews protestingly start to discuss
110 4, 2,21|           of the whole world. The Jews, having accepted these words
111 4, 2,21|      their exodus from Egypt, the Jews smeared the door jambs and
112 4, 2,21|         just as the liberation of Jews from Egyptian bondage served
113 4, 2,21|        unusual to the ears of the Jews that this time, not only
114 4, 2,21|       because it went against the Jews’ earthly understanding of
115 4, 2,21|  Jerusalem this time, because the Jews were seeking to kill Him (
116 5, 0,22|           to excommunication. The Jews believed that Moses received
117 5, 0,23|     Having been made aware by the Jews of the coming of the Messiah,
118 5, 0,23|            15:24); after all, the Jews were God’s chosen people
119 5, 0,23|          manner as to reflect the Jews’ outlook on heathens. Gradually
120 5, 0,23|          to the contempt that the Jews nurtured toward them. Through
121 5, 0,24|       time of Assyrian bondage of Jews, the land was populated
122 5, 0,28|           king that will help the Jews to conquer all the nations
123 5, 0,29|            and also to refute the Jews’ sensate depiction of the
124 5, 0,29|         but still not free of the Jews’ notion of the Messiah as
125 5, 0,29|      which is advantageous to the Jews: treating the Messiah as
126 5, 0,30|           sensate feelings of the Jews about the Messiah, the Lord
127 5, 0,34| hostilities by the leaders of the Jews, it wasn’t safe to be an
128 5, 0,36|      excluded from communion with Jews, because they were regarded
129 5, 0,38|           s conversation with the Jews about Himself as being “
130 5, 0,38|           to go to Judea, as “the Jews sought to kill Him,” while
131 5, 0,38|         had not arrived. “Now the Jews’ Feast of Tabernacles was
132 5, 0,38|          40 year wandering of the Jews in the wilderness. The whole
133 5, 0,39|         the hostility between the Jews and Samaritans was such
134 5, 0,39|          hatred they held for the Jews. James and John, who were
135 5, 0,39|           was usually followed by Jews through the district of
136 5, 0,40|        held in high esteem by the Jews, as did the numbers 40 and
137 5, 0,40|          squeamishness, which the Jews maintained toward the Samaritans,
138 5, 0,41|           openly “for fear of the Jews,” which Evangelist John
139 5, 0,41|         which was the custom with Jews.~Being aware that the Lord
140 5, 0,41|        under any known Rabbi, the Jews were amazed at His knowledge
141 5, 0,41|        Christ remonstrates to the Jews, ‘If you judged My act of
142 5, 0,41|           death, and He urges the Jews to take advantage of His
143 5, 0,41|          too late.” But the cruel Jews were not enlightened by
144 5, 0,41|         intend to go teach to the Jews living in foreign countries (
145 5, 0,41|      water from a rock during the Jews’ wandering in the wilderness.
146 5, 0,43|             Conversation With the Jews in the Temple.~(John 8:12-
147 5, 0,43|           from the history of the Jews and their wandering in the
148 5, 0,43|  miraculously lit the way for the Jews at night. The column contained
149 5, 0,43|         column of fire showed the Jews the way out of Egypt toward
150 5, 0,43|   Testament show, not only to the Jews, but for all humanity, the
151 5, 0,43|       evidently, even among those Jews that were hostilely inclined
152 5, 0,43|         teaches the truth. If the Jews are not accepting the truth
153 5, 0,43|          In the Lord’s words, the Jews clearly demonstrate that
154 5, 0,43|         by the demon that hate us Jews, can deny our descension
155 5, 0,43|           as though saying to the Jews: “Yes, I am greater than
156 5, 0,43|       Abraham’s earthly life, the Jews — here too — find incongruity
157 5, 0,44|          the Lord’s sermon to the Jews about His Divine origin
158 5, 0,44|           he was born blind?” The Jews believed that all major
159 5, 0,44|          Siloam spring was to the Jews? Having washed himself in
160 5, 0,44|       support from him, the irate Jews summoned his parents for
161 5, 0,44|          for the second time, the Jews attempt to instill into
162 5, 0,44|       oath formula applied by the Jews in those times, meaning:
163 5, 0,45|        another argument among the Jews, resulting in some showing
164 5, 0,46|          He was surrounded by the Jews asking Him: “How long do
165 5, 0,46|        than these words.~When the Jews picked up stones to stone
166 5, 0,46|         the question confused the Jews, and showed that against
167 5, 0,46|          in Him.” Once again, the Jews attempted to seize the Lord, “
168 5, 0,48|         hated and despised by the Jews. This Samaritan knew better
169 5, 0,48|    regarded as “neighbors" by the Jews. The moral laws of the New
170 5, 0,56|        with their sacrifices. The Jews often staged uprisings against
171 5, 0,56|   Jerusalem and a great number of Jews died inside the temple,
172 5, 0,57|            and expecting from the Jews, fruits of His labor. “After
173 5, 0,59|    representation is that, to the Jews of that time, entrance through
174 5, 0,59|           a literal sense, to the Jews, especially as they rejected
175 5, 0,59|          in place of the rejected Jews. “And indeed there are last
176 5, 0,59|          who will be last,” — the Jews regarded themselves as being
177 5, 0,63|          to the “chosen” — to the Jews with news that “The Kingdom
178 5, 0,63|        was ready. But among those Jews, to whom the initial call
179 5, 0,67|    resistance of the disbelieving Jews, unconvinced by the countless
180 5, 0,70|           shows that although the Jews despised the Samaritans,
181 5, 0,71|        misfortunes that await the Jews. To those who haven’t noted
182 5, 0,76|          God’s chosen people, the Jews regarded themselves as “
183 5, 0,77|       daily wage in the East. The Jews regarded a day as 12 hours —
184 5, 0,79|        city. Nearby was where the Jews crossed the river Jordan
185 5, 0,79|         miraculously taken by the Jews (Joshua 6:20). Later, it
186 5, 0,79|         trail usually used by the Jews from Galilee through Perea (
187 5, 0,81|          be Christ, for Whom many Jews (at the time) were waiting
188 5, 0,81|    Archaleus’ travel to Rome. The Jews that disliked him, sent
189 5, 0,81|        the Lord Jesus Christ, the Jews rejected Him as their Messiah.
190 5, 0,82|        was only recently that the Jews wanted to stone Him in Jerusalem.
191 5, 0,82|       secretly, the commiserating Jews didn’t know where she was
192 5, 0,82|  explained by the presence of the Jews, weeping insincerely while
193 5, 0,82|     sorrow over the hatred of the Jews, the Lord approached the
194 5, 0,82|         and as a consequence, the Jews buried their dead on the
195 5, 0,82|       division occurred among the Jews: many believed, but others
196 5, 0,83|        image of the Messiah — the Jews were expressing their fear
197 5, 0,83|          such a dangerous (to the Jews) uprising, headed by Christ
198 6, 0,85|        this, that “When the cruel Jews came to seize Him, He could
199 6, 0,86|         of the fourth Pascha, the Jews were worried as to whether
200 6, 1,2 |    sadness on the reasons for the Jews’ disbelief in the Lord,
201 6, 1,2 |  admonitory words, uttered to the Jews in the temple, that He came
202 6, 2,2 |  performed that which annoyed the Jews, would be answered automatically.~
203 6, 2,4 |   safeguard God’s chosen people — Jews — from the heathen’s influence;
204 6, 2,4 |       killed him — that’s how the Jews, in taking the Lord Jesus
205 6, 2,4 |          this disobedience by the Jews, who were initially appointed
206 6, 2,5 |      followed, at a time when the Jews rejected the Apostolic sermon (
207 6, 2,5 |        chosen ones. Thus, all the Jews were called into Christ’
208 6, 2,6 |     heathen emperor, hated by the Jews, He would alienate Himself
209 6, 2,7 |         such a story, because the Jews, renowned for their superstition,
210 6, 2,9 |          between thine eyes.” The Jews believed that these depositories
211 6, 2,9 |         the Lord predicts how the Jews will pursue and persecute
212 6, 2,11|           judgment Day — like the Jews — they will stand indefensible.~
213 6, 2,11|        were no “chosen” among the Jews (those who believed in Christ).
214 6, 2,11|        areas, more than a million Jews perished within those boundaries.
215 6, 2,11|          infant. A vast number of Jews were crucified, thereby
216 6, 2,11|    originally wanted to force the Jews to surrender the city by
217 6, 2,11|        will force the unbelieving Jews and heathens into a much
218 6, 2,11|          to convene gatherings of Jews by having silver trumpets
219 6, 2,11|      practice and was used by the Jews thereafter (Lev. 25:9; Num.
220 6, 2,11|        form — familiar to all the Jews — to denote that through
221 6, 2,12|       Jerusalem, where during the Jews’ digression from the true
222 6, 3,1 |        triumphant feast among the Jews. It was celebrated in memory
223 6, 3,1 |       memory of the liberation of Jews from Egyptian bondage. The
224 6, 3,1 |         relate the history of the Jews’ bondage in Egypt, their
225 6, 4,1 |   Passover,” and John 19:31 — the Jews hurried to break the knees
226 6, 4,1 |           Babylonian bondage, the Jews — especially the Galileans —
227 6, 4,4 |            which was eaten by the Jews at Passover. It must be
228 6, 4,6 |        Just as I have said to the Jews, so am I telling you, that
229 6, 4,6 |        had previously said to the Jews: “I and My Father are one” (
230 6, 4,6 |        the vision (favored by the Jews) of the Messiah having an
231 6, 4,7 |          stages of blindness. The Jews were convinced that “who
232 6, 4,8 |           Christianity, where the Jews and heathens were captured
233 6, 5   |          in the temple, where the Jews always meet, and in secret
234 6, 5   |       spoken blasphemy!” — to the Jews, the tearing of clothing
235 6, 6,2 |         and “bury strangers in” — Jews and proselytes that died
236 6, 6,2 |          the house of Israel. The Jews didn’t listen to the Prophet
237 6, 6,2 |       order to demonstrate to the Jews, how little they value the
238 6, 6,2 |        the Lord Jesus Christ. The Jews evaluated their Good Shepherd,
239 6, 6,3 |          by stoning. However, the Jews unconsciously fulfilled
240 6, 6,3 |        and cowardly. He hated the Jews and in turn was hated by
241 6, 6,3 |       trial. He narrates that the Jews led Jesus to the Praetorium,
242 6, 6,3 |           for death in Him” — the Jews didn’t want a new examination
243 6, 6,3 |        one of submissiveness, the Jews acknowledge the limitations
244 6, 6,3 |           Are You the King of the Jews?” — “Are you speaking for
245 6, 6,3 |          was a repeat of what the Jews were saying, then the answer
246 6, 6,3 |           a political king of the Jews, but was the theocratic
247 6, 6,3 |          is he just repeating the Jews’ accusations. Pilate’s answer
248 6, 6,3 |          simply walked out to the Jews and stated that he finds
249 6, 6,3 |        mantle for the King of the Jews. They placed a crown made
250 6, 6,3 |      greeting: “Hail! King of the Jews.” Together with this, they
251 6, 6,3 |     compassion for Jesus from the Jews, Pilate ordered for Him
252 6, 6,3 |      morning.~“And he said to the Jews, ‘Behold your King!” — although
253 6, 6,3 |          way to the wishes of the Jews and “delivered Him to them
254 6, 6,3 |      Person. You see to it. ‘“The Jews had a custom whereby the
255 6, 6,3 |     unjust killing.~The malicious Jews agree to everything — not
256 6, 6,3 | descendants?” This curse that the Jews incurred upon themselves
257 6, 6,3 |       Jerusalem, a vast number of Jews were crucified on crosses.
258 6, 6,3 |        the further history of the Jews, from thereon scattered
259 6, 6,4 |      where many recently migrated Jews lived), and was returning
260 6, 6,4 |       frightening oath, which the Jews brought upon themselves
261 6, 7   |       here. In his Epistle to the Jews, Saint Apostle Paul points
262 6, 7   |           6th hours, to which the Jews referred as the last hour
263 6, 7   |  sentenced the Lord to death, the Jews really did not think that
264 6, 7   |         Nazareth, the King of the Jews.” Because the members of
265 6, 7,3 |         the Messiah’s coming, the Jews were expecting the arrival
266 6, 7,3 |           such a “great day,” the Jews (enemies of Christ or members
267 6, 7,3 |           was approaching and the Jews were hurrying to complete
268 6, 7,3 |          being fulfilled with the Jews that condemned Christ to
269 6, 7,3 |           universal conversion of Jews to Christ, as foretold by
270 7, 0,7 |     guards, soldiers and ordinary Jews?….And for what purpose would
271 7, 0,7 |   completely unheard of among the Jews, fearing defilement through
272 7, 0,7 |        obviousness of the hateful Jews’ fabrication, their stubborn
273 7, 0,9 |            Because of the fear of Jews, the doors of the house
274 7, 0,9 |         locked — “for fear of the Jews”; evidently, word had reached
275 7, 0,9 |     measures on the part of those Jews that were hostile toward
276 7, 0,9 |           which existed among the Jews. They separated their sacred
277 9, 1   |         preach. Dialogue with the Jews in the temple. Dialogue