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 1 3, 0,13|        apparently, because this was Saturday), people started to bring
 2 4, 0,19|       methods.~However, as this was Saturday, the Jews — under which
 3 4, 0,19| narrow-minded regulations regarding Saturday. With traces of contempt,
 4 4, 0,21|            Plucking of cornheads on Saturday.~(Matt. 12:1-8; Mark 2:23-
 5 4, 0,21|           way back to Galilee, on a Saturday that Saint Luke calls the “
 6 4, 0,21|           the first,” ie. the first Saturday after the second day of
 7 5, 0,41|            cure of the paralytic on Saturday continued to be the subject
 8 5, 0,44|          miracle was performed on a Saturday, which according to the
 9 5, 0,58|             healing took place on a Saturday, which according to the
10 5, 0,61|          Dropsy.~(Luke 14:1-6).~One Saturday, while the Lord was in the
11 6, 2,5 |             narrated by the Lord on Saturday in a Pharisee’s house, long
12 6, 4,1 |           seventh day of the week — Saturday, and resurrected from the
13 6, 4,1 |            bodies on the crosses on Saturday, “for that Sabbath was a
14 6, 4,1 |      Sabbath was a great day,” i.e. Saturday coincided with the first
15 6, 4,1 |         Sabbath’s rest (approach of Saturday), the Passover lamb was
16 6, 7,3 |      preparation,” i.e. “day before Saturday,” and that Saturday was “
17 6, 7,3 |          before Saturday,” and that Saturday was “a great day” as it
18 6, 7,4 |      although before the arrival of Saturday i.e. it has to be supposed
19 6, 7,4 |          hours before sundown, when Saturday began. This is clearly indicated
20 6, 7,4 |        paste, so that at the end of Saturday’s quiet and in accordance
21 6, 7,4 |             was interred, but after Saturday had passed i.e. Saturday
22 6, 7,4 |            Saturday had passed i.e. Saturday night. There are no contradictions
23 6, 7,4 |            t finish, they did so on Saturday evening.~Evangelist Matthew
24 6, 7,4 |           Day of Preparation,” i.e. Saturday, the high priests and Pharisees
25 7, 0,5 |          law, after spending all of Saturday at rest, on the first day
26 7, 0,5 |           Sabbath was passed,” i.e. Saturday evening (Mark 16:1).~The