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 1 1, 1,6 |          appear in Jerusalem on the feast days of Pascha, Pentecost
 2 1, 1,6 |      particular, go to Jerusalem on feast days. Saint Luke states
 3 2, 1   |             our Church sings on the feast day of Christ’s Baptism (
 4 2, 1   |           of January, naming it the feast of Theophany, because this
 5 2, 1,3 |         present it to master of the feast, so that he would be convinced
 6 2, 1,3 |          would not participate in a feast where many may have been
 7 2, 1,3 |          there to Jerusalem for the feast day of Pascha.~ ~ ~
 8 3, 0,4 |             this city on some other feast days. It was totally natural
 9 3, 0,4 |           in Jerusalem on important feast days, because all the spiritual
10 3, 0,4 |        commenced in Galilee. At the feast day of Passover, up to two
11 3, 0,4 |          during the currency of the feast of Pascha, the Lord performed
12 3, 0,9 |       travelled to Jerusalem on the feast day and witnessed His deeds.
13 4, 0,19|       Gospel about the Lord’s every feast day visit to Jerusalem.
14 4, 0,19|           clear on which particular feast day that the Lord arrived
15 4, 1,12|            presented as a supper or feast, at which (in the East)
16 4, 2,18|          eastern kings, held a huge feast for lords, military commanders
17 4, 2,18|             custom, appeared at the feast as a dancer in a skimpy
18 4, 2,18|          mother (not present at the feast), who unhesitatingly stated
19 4, 2,18|            head and bring it to the feast on a silver platter. It
20 4, 2,18|            must be assumed that the feast did not take place at Tiberias (
21 4, 2,19|            time of “the Passover, a feast of the Jews, was near” (
22 4, 2,19|          advantage of the advancing feast of Pascha, lure Him to Jerusalem
23 4, 2,21|         associating the approaching feast of Pascha with Himself,
24 5, 0,38|                       Christ at the Feast in Jerusalem.~(John 7:1-
25 5, 0,38|             arrived. “Now the Jews’ Feast of Tabernacles was at hand.”
26 5, 0,38|             The whole 7 days of the feast was spent by people in tents,
27 5, 0,38|          this occasion. Because the feast was celebrated shortly after
28 5, 0,38|             of Bacchus. Before this feast day, the Lord had already
29 5, 0,38|             go to Jerusalem for the feast. They wanted the Lord to
30 5, 0,38|          intention of coming to the feast secretly, in the company
31 5, 0,41|                        Jesus at the Feast of Tabernacles.~(John 7:
32 5, 0,41|       brothers to Jerusalem for the Feast of Tabernacles, the Lord
33 5, 0,41|            only mid-way through the feast i.e. apparently on its fourth
34 5, 0,41|          day, that great day of the feast,” i.e. the eighth day, which
35 5, 0,41|         were performed during these feast days: at the close of the
36 5, 0,43|         after the conclusion of the Feast of Tabernacles, the Lord
37 5, 0,46|                       Sermon at the Feast of Dedication (Hanukkah).~(
38 5, 0,62|         parabolic form of a wedding feast (applied because it is the
39 5, 0,62|      invited by anyone to a wedding feast”….These words from the Lord
40 5, 0,62|           did, but to look upon the feast as an event that could have
41 5, 0,63|        Parable on the Invitees to a Feast.~(Luke 14:16-24).~The Lord
42 5, 0,65|            attire, and then holds a feast in his honor. Through His
43 5, 0,79|          going to Jerusalem for the feast of Pascha. Sitting by the
44 6, 0,85|      multitude that had come to the feast, when they heard that Jesus
45 6, 2,5 |          The parable on the wedding feast is associated with the parable
46 6, 2,5 |             they had to wear to the feast. Likewise, everybody that
47 6, 2,5 |         entering into the spiritual feast in attire that has been
48 6, 2,5 | brightly-lit pavilion of the king’s feast and into the outside (hellish)
49 6, 2,10|        donate generously before the feast day of Pascha: everybody
50 6, 2,12|          participate in the wedding feast.~The “wise” virgins represent
51 6, 2,12|         will not attend the wedding feast i.e. Heavenly Kingdom, because
52 6, 3,1 |            up to be crucified.” The feast of Pascha began on the evening
53 6, 3,1 |        greatest and most triumphant feast among the Jews. It was celebrated
54 6, 3,1 |             In conjunction with the feast day of “Unleavened Bread,”
55 6, 3,1 |           detailed narrative on the feast day (Exod. 12:26-27).~The
56 6, 3,1 |           the establishment of this feast day — Passover — to commemorate
57 6, 3,1 |            stating: “not during the feast, lest there be an uproar
58 6, 3,1 |            the people, avoiding the feast day. Possessed by a raging
59 6, 3,1 |             wait for the end of the feast period. Saint Matthew narrates
60 6, 4,1 |             on the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread…”~Mark
61 6, 4,1 |           John 13:1 “Now before the Feast of the Passover…”~ ~Passover
62 6, 4,1 |      nominate “the first Day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread,” not
63 6, 4,1 |         Last Supper was “before the Feast of the Passover.” Apart
64 6, 4,1 |          before the approach of the feast day and in part, for the
65 6, 4,1 |         moving way: “Now before the Feast of the Passover, when Jesus
66 6, 4,4 |            to church on Sundays and feast days, invariably partook
67 6, 6,1 |            till some time after the feast of Passover. That’s why
68 6, 6,3 |          that time — because of the feast days — also resided in Jerusalem.
69 9, 3   |        Parable on the invitees to a feast. Parable on the Prodigal