Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,4 |        called “courtyard of the heathen,” into a market-place; here,
 2 3, 0,9 |        hence Galilee was called heathen. From one point of view,
 3 4, 0,23|         even from Jordanian and heathen countries. He performed
 4 4, 1,4 |    prayer is interpreted as the heathen’s opinion of prayer, just
 5 4, 1,12|    Although the Centurion was a heathen, he was disposed toward
 6 4, 1,12|          sound so unusual for a heathen in terms of faith and humility,
 7 4, 1,15|  compares these cities with the heathen Tyre and Sidon of neighbouring
 8 5, 0,23|         Mark 7:24), i.e. to the heathen land of Phoenicia, to the
 9 5, 0,23|      evil spirit possessed this heathen woman’s daughter and she
10 5, 0,23|       the hurtful likening of a heathen to a dog: “Yes Lord, yet
11 5, 0,23|   Capernaum (Mat. 8:13), also a heathen, yet whose faith also earned
12 5, 0,36|        let him be to you like a heathen and a tax collector,” i.e.
13 5, 0,38| Plutarch to compare it with the heathen celebrations in honor of
14 6, 1,2 |    calls to Christ by the whole heathen world — as a result of His
15 6, 2,4 |        people — Jews — from the heathen’s influence; dug a “winepress”
16 6, 2,6 |        have to pay taxes to the heathen emperor, hated by the Jews,
17 6, 2,6 |         foreigner, especially a heathen king, as he would then appear
18 6, 2,11|          was truly hated by the heathen, which resulted in the emergence
19 6, 6,3 |      into contact with anything heathen, may have prevented them
20 6, 6,3 |      this Truth. Being a coarse heathen, Pilate of course couldn’
21 6, 6,3 |    Roman rule.~At the time, the heathen Greco-Roman world reached
22 6, 6,3 |     Lord’s death. This is how a heathen thought, not knowing the
23 6, 6,3 |    meaning — “Son of God,” in a heathen sense, in the awareness
24 6, 6,3 |          that were abundance in heathen mythology. But this was
25 6, 6,3 |       delivered His people into heathen, Roman rule, God had passed
26 6, 7,3 | Areopagite (when he was still a heathen) mentions this in his letters