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   Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 2, 1,1 | charge over You, in their hands they shall bear You up, 2 2, 1,3 | Jewish laws eg. washing your hands before eating. The capacity 3 4, 1,6 | Our whole life is in God’s hands and is not subject to our 4 4, 2,13| Jairus’s request, to lay His hands on the dying girl. Seeing 5 4, 2,21| their new-born from the hands of the Angel-slayers (Exodus 6 5, 0,22| disciples didnt wash their hands before eating. According 7 5, 0,22| eating and afterwards, the hands must be washed without fail. 8 5, 0,22| order in the washing of hands, and if there were more 9 5, 0,22| example, the law on washing hands, initially inspired because 10 5, 0,22| or is handled by unclean hands, it was capable of soiling 11 5, 0,27| first touch of the Lord’s hands, he announced that he could 12 5, 0,27| had once again, laid His hands on him. Apparently, by His 13 5, 0,30| about to suffer at their hands” (Mat. 17:12; Mark 9:12) 14 5, 0,31| being betrayed into the hands of men, and they will kill 15 5, 0,43| Sanhedrin, “no one laid hands on Him” because the hour 16 5, 0,46| He escaped out of their hands” — left so that nobody dared 17 5, 0,48| person that fell into the hands of robbers, was subsequently 18 5, 0,51| relation to the washing of hands. On the other hand, the 19 5, 0,64| dangers of defeat at the hands of spiritual enemies. “Asks 20 5, 0,65| the Pharisees, in whose hands the law rested, can always 21 6, 2,4 | Pharisees…”they sought to lay hands on Him, but feared the multitude,” 22 6, 2,12| with lighted lamps in their hands, and as he may be late, 23 6, 2,12| with lighted lamps in their hands. Five of them were “wise,” 24 6, 3,1 | Everybody then washed their hands and thanked God. They then 25 6, 3,1 | They again washed their hands and ate lamb, bitter greens 26 6, 3,1 | then again washed their hands and drank from the third 27 6, 4,1 | He would fall into Jewish hands and be crucified), so that 28 6, 4,2 | given all things into His hands, and that He had come from 29 6, 4,2 | my feet only, but also my hands and my head,” i.e. as though 30 6, 4,9 | being betrayed into the hands of sinners,” indicating 31 6, 4,9 | Theophylactus). “Into the hands of sinners,” — according 32 6, 4,10| leaving the sheet in their hands.~Ancient tradition recognizes 33 6, 6,3 | to liberate Him from the hands of His persistent accusers. 34 6, 6,3 | head, and put a cane in His hands, which supposedly represented 35 6, 6,3 | grabbing the cane from His hands, they beat Him on the head, 36 6, 6,3 | from above” — I am in your hands only because God permitted 37 6, 6,3 | this, Pilate washes his hands (Mat. 27:24): “When Pilate 38 6, 6,3 | took water and washed his hands before the multitude, saying, ‘ 39 6, 6,3 | custom whereby the washing of hands by an individual was proof 40 6, 6,3 | crucifixion.~Having washed his hands, Pilate of course couldn’ 41 6, 6,3 | the expressionwash your hands” has become a well-known 42 6, 7 | request). Sometimes the hands and feet were nailed to 43 6, 7 | executions. So that the nailed hands did not tear prematurely, 44 6, 7 | seventh — “Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit.”~The 45 6, 7,3 | out: “Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit” (Luke 46 7, 0,9 | the Lord shows them His hands and feet, wounds which are 47 7, 0,10| but also felt with his own hands the wounds on the Lord’s 48 7, 0,10| the wounds on the Lord’s hands and feet, as well as the 49 7, 0,10| finger here, and look at My hands…” The Lord is answering 50 7, 0,12| you will stretch out your hands, and another will gird you 51 7, 0,13| hurt them; they will lay hands on the sick, and they will 52 8 | where “He lifted up His hands and blessed them,” and evidently 53 8 | symbolic act of lifting hands during a blessing, is well 54 8 | brethren, that even now His hands are lifted toward us, and


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