Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,5 |     attempting to escape Herod’s soldiers, were butchered together
 2 4, 1,12|      local garrison of 100 Roman soldiers.~Some of the cities in Palestine,
 3 5, 0,56|      when there were armed Roman soldiers safeguarding the peace.
 4 6, 2,11|         27, — this was the Roman soldiers, entering into the half-ruined
 5 6, 4,6 |        left before Judas and the soldiers seized Christ. The Lord
 6 6, 4,9 |         arrival of Judas and the soldiers. Evangelists Matthew and
 7 6, 4,9 |       Last Supper, Judas led the soldiers there in the firm expectation
 8 6, 4,10|      brought part of a legion of soldiers, numbering 1000 and commanded
 9 6, 4,10|         parts of the garden. The soldiers were armed with swords while
10 6, 4,10|        were aware as to Whom the soldiers had to seize, and they were
11 6, 4,10|      division, made up of 10,000 soldiers. All the Angels in Heaven
12 6, 6,3 |       first two Evangelists, the soldiers led Jesus into the praetorium
13 6, 6,3 |        regiment against Him. The soldiers removed the top attire from
14 6, 6,3 |          a leaning position. The soldiers then whipped his bare back,
15 6, 6,3 |       their scourging, the cruel soldiers began to mock the Sufferer:
16 6, 6,3 |         the Divine Sufferer, the soldiers then began to kneel before
17 6, 6,3 |        Pilate supplied them with soldiers to carry out the death sentence
18 6, 7   |        17). Of course, the Roman soldiers were not aware that they
19 6, 7   | condemned person belonged to the soldiers that crucified him. According
20 6, 7   |          Philon, there were four soldiers that carried out the crucifixion.
21 6, 7   |         no value. That’s why the soldiers cast lots with the winner
22 6, 7   |       carrying out this act, the soldiers unconsciously fulfilled
23 6, 7   |          was subjected to by the soldiers, as well as His pedestrian
24 6, 7,3 |          narrate that one of the soldiers immediately ran and took
25 6, 7,3 |       ordinarily issued to Roman soldiers to drink, especially in
26 6, 7,3 |         Pilate’s permission, the soldiers broke the legs of the two
27 6, 7,3 |         His legs. But one of the soldiers pierced His side with his
28 6, 7,4 |     stone in the presence of the soldiers, who remained at the tomb
29 7, 0,7 |      that’s what they taught the soldiers to say. “Their words are
30 7, 0,7 |       surrounded by many guards, soldiers and ordinary Jews?….And
31 7, 0,7 |          is totally unlike Roman soldiers — they would have done so
32 7, 0,7 |         too is the fact that the soldiers would spread such reports