Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,5 |       even in the name of some members of the Sanhedrin — although
 2 3, 0,5 |     were certain and worthiest members of the glorious Messiah’
 3 3, 0,18|        why My Disciples, being members of the of the bridegroom’
 4 4, 1,3 |    Jerusalem and made up of 72 members, presided by a high priest.
 5 4, 1,10|       perturbed by Her lack of members and seeming feebleness,
 6 4, 1,12|  opinion that only they can be members of the Messiah’s Kingdom.
 7 5, 0,33|  interrelationship between the Members of Christ’s Kingdom: “Whoever
 8 5, 0,40|      Sanhedrin consisted of 70 members. The names of these 70 disciples
 9 5, 0,41|      Jewish leaders, headed by members of Sanhedrin and Pharisees
10 5, 0,41|      annoyed response from the members of the Sanhedrin: “Are you
11 5, 0,61|        or one of its prominent members, a man suffering with incurable
12 6, 2,4 | primarily the high priests and members of the Sanhedrin. The landowner
13 6, 2,4 |        new people — all future members of God’s Kingdom or Christ’
14 6, 2,5 |      Gospel. However, the true members of this Kingdom are not
15 6, 2,5 |    humiliated by the Lord, the members of the Senhadrin began consulting
16 6, 6,1 |  partly because there were new members that were not present at
17 6, 6,1 |   accuse Him of blasphemy, the members of the Sanhedrin announce
18 6, 6,3 |     the pride of the Sanhedrin members, and they — as the first
19 6, 7   |      of the Jews.” Because the members of the Sanhedrin accused
20 6, 7,3 |     Jews (enemies of Christ or members of the Sanhedrin) asked
21 7, 0,7 |  historical clarity, which the members of the Sanhedrin wanted
22 7, 0,12|        newly born, so to speak members of Christ’s Church, which
23 7, 0,12|   ordinary, spiritually mature members of the Church, which do