Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,8 |            which the then spiritual leaders were hoping for. The forgiveness
 2 3, 0,5 |           one of the “princes” — or leaders of the Jews — Nicodemus,
 3 3, 0,15|          Scribes and Pharisees — as leaders of the regime. The Lord’
 4 4, 0,24|          Him. They would be akin to leaders of the future twelve tribes
 5 4, 2,13|              one of the synagogue’s leaders — whose only twelve year
 6 4, 2,13|        close to death. Although the leaders of the synagogue belonged
 7 4, 2,16|            shepherds. The spiritual leaders of these people, are not
 8 5, 0,22|        calling the Pharisees “blind leaders of the blind” (Mat. 15:14),
 9 5, 0,34|             open hostilities by the leaders of the Jews, it wasn’t safe
10 5, 0,41|           the usual party of Jewish leaders, headed by members of Sanhedrin
11 5, 0,41|         well of the Lord, while the leaders spoke hostilely: “The leaders
12 5, 0,41|       leaders spoke hostilely: “The leaders said that He was deceiving
13 5, 0,41|      evident from the fact that the leaders stand out from the people
14 5, 0,41|          Keeping in mind the Jewish leaders, the Lord further says that
15 5, 0,41|        fulfilling.~Unaware of their leaders’ intentions to kill Jesus,
16 5, 0,41|          thought that perhaps their leaders have been convinced “that
17 5, 0,41|         mindless fury of the Jewish leaders, against the common people
18 5, 0,44|             He is from.” The Jewish leaders had to ascertain where this
19 5, 0,45|           are not sincere spiritual leaders of the people, as they imagined
20 5, 0,45|            a flock of sheep and the leaders, as the shepherds of this
21 5, 0,45|          self-opinionated religious leaders of the people, thinking
22 5, 0,61|        apparently one of the Jewish leaders belonging to the Pharisee
23 5, 0,63|             and Pharisees and other leaders of God’s chosen people,
24 6, 0,85|         peace, even kings and civil leaders traveled on these animals.~
25 6, 0,85|          just as the messengers and leaders that arrive from an earthly
26 6, 1,1 |             the representatives and leaders of the Jewish Old Testament
27 6, 2,4 | Vinedressers” are meant to mean the leaders of the Jewish people, primarily
28 6, 2,4 |              this is how the Jewish leaders treated God’s messengers,
29 6, 2,4 |     builders have rejected i.e. the leaders of the Jewish people, and
30 6, 2,9 |     transgressions committed by the leaders of the Jewish people — the
31 6, 2,11|             to the clergy and civil leaders, who consequently must be
32 6, 4,7 |           brought” before kings and leaders of the world (Mat. 10:18).~“
33 6, 4,10|             high priests and church leaders themselves. The Lord turned
34 6, 6,3 |          wife’s message, the Jewish leaders began to incite the mob,
35 6, 6,3 |        Corrupted by their spiritual leaders, the people preferred Barabbas
36 6, 6,3 |          worn by kings and military leaders. These mantles were without
37 6, 6,3 |           not the way the spiritual leaders and chiefs of God’s chosen