Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,6 |        where God Himself placed kings, which was ruled according
 2 1, 0,8 |     themselves as inviolable (1 Kings 2:28), so does the whole
 3 1, 1,4 |   sacrificators and advisers to kings. The Evangelist states that
 4 4, 0,21|  described in the first book of Kings (21st chapter).~Fleeing
 5 4, 1,3 |    Jerusalem, where unrighteous kings conducted repugnant rituals
 6 4, 1,3 |        infants as sacrifices (2 Kings 16:3; 2 Chron. 28:3). After
 7 4, 1,18|     night as being whole (eg. 1 Kings 30:12; Genesis 42:17-18;
 8 4, 2,17|         of Him before lords and kings, and be subject to much
 9 4, 2,18|  birthday, in emulating eastern kings, held a huge feast for lords,
10 5, 0,30|       was called “sheheena” — 1 Kings 8:10-11). The voice of God
11 5, 0,39|        fire from the heavens (2 Kings 1:9-12) — they asked their
12 5, 0,40| resurrect the son of a widow (2 Kings 4:29). “Son of peace” means
13 5, 0,78|        the practices of Eastern kings, who used to send a chalice
14 5, 0,79|     have a school for prophets (Kings 2:5), and it was here where
15 5, 0,79|     sweetening bitter waters (2 Kings 2:21). Its outskirts were
16 5, 0,81|       rule in Judea. The Jewish kings had to travel to Rome to
17 6, 0,85|         In times of peace, even kings and civil leaders traveled
18 6, 0,85|     which adorned the horses of kings. “After they threw their
19 6, 2,5 |       attire. In ancient times, kings and princes had a custom
20 6, 2,12| triumphant entrances of earthly kings “in His glory.” “He will
21 6, 3,1 |         higher sense, like with kings and high priests, but with
22 6, 4,7 |      they were “brought” before kings and leaders of the world (
23 6, 6,3 |         akin to mantles worn by kings and military leaders. These