Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 0,7|      tetrarch of Abilene, while Annas and Caiaphas were high priests” (
 2 2, 0,7|        priests at the time were Annas and Caiaphas: actually,
 3 2, 0,7| Caiaphas, and his father-in-law Annas, who, while being precluded
 4 4, 1,3|     that during the high priest Annas’s interrogation, Christ
 5 6, 5  |       Lord was brought first to Annas, who conducted a preliminary
 6 6, 5  |       Lord was first brought to Annas and not to Caiaphas — who
 7 6, 5  |       priest for that year — as Annas (or, Annan as he was referred
 8 6, 5  |         from this, the wily old Annas enjoyed special respect
 9 6, 5  |         the ruling high priest, Annas continued to live in the
10 6, 5  |         Lord’s interrogation by Annas, it was here that Peter’
11 6, 5  |       an open fire.~The cunning Annas did not accuse the Lord
12 6, 5  |        John further states that Annas sent the bound Jesus to
13 6, 5,1|         Lord’s trials, first by Annas and then by Caiaphas, Peter
14 6, 5,1|        priest’s dwelling, where Annas and Caiapha resided in separate
15 6, 5,1|      beginning and finishing in Annas’s courtyard, while the other
16 6, 5,1|       Christ’s interrogation by Annas, narrate as though the whole
17 6, 5,1|        Jesus was being led from Annas to Caiaphas. After the second