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 1 3, 0,4 |          At the time, the official money in circulation was Roman,
 2 3, 0,4 |        were forced to change their money, and this exchange brought
 3 4, 1,10|          with large collections of money. How distant this cheap
 4 4, 1,16|            As they didn’t have the money to repay the lender, he
 5 4, 2,17|    cautions them about the love of money and all concerns over food,
 6 5, 0,32|        Christ was required to give money for God’s temple, as though
 7 5, 0,32|            law, and not having any money on Him, He shows Apostle
 8 5, 0,37|       guise as a king that is owed money by his servants. Similarly,
 9 5, 0,67|         daily. He didn’t spare his money, only that he spent it on
10 6, 0,86|       overturned the tables of the money changers and the seats of
11 6, 3,1 |     covertly appropriating sums of money that flowed into the box
12 6, 3,1 |          to offer his services for money — to betray the Lord in
13 6, 3,1 |      betray without haggling about money. That’s why they nominated
14 6, 4,6 |            When I sent you without money bag, knapsack and sandals,
15 6, 6,2 |            endeavor: returning the money, he testifies: “I have sinned
16 6, 6,2 |         impossible to utilize this money for the temple — “put them
17 6, 6,2 |            a slave — and with this money purchased land from a potter.~ ~
18 7, 0,7 | resurrection, they again are using money to undermine the authenticity