Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4, 1,2 |        hearts, for which Christ accused them of repeatedly and vigorously.
 2 5, 0,41|     Deut. 1:16 demands that the accused be investigated, and not
 3 5, 0,42|        her,” He would have been accused by them before the Roman
 4 5, 0,42|        her,” He would have been accused before the people as being
 5 5, 0,42|        leave one after another, accused by their conscience, until
 6 5, 0,42| accusers into a position of the accused before their consciences.~
 7 5, 0,42|         sins in which they were accused of by the Lord.~Characteristically,
 8 5, 0,45|       those Pharisees that were accused by the Lord.~The Lord calls
 9 6, 2,6 |         He could be immediately accused before the Romans of trying
10 6, 2,9 |      works” — the Pharisees are accused of teaching the law while
11 6, 2,9 |        the Savior himself often accused the Scribes and Pharisees
12 6, 5   |         to pass judgment on the accused (Num. 35:30; Deut. 17:6
13 6, 5   |         court demanded that the accused truthfully answer — without
14 6, 6,3 |        persona and works of the accused, which to him were not completely
15 6, 6,3 |        high priests and Scribes accused the Lord incessantly, apparently
16 6, 6,3 |         judge, knowing that the Accused was completely innocent.
17 6, 7   |        members of the Sanhedrin accused the Lord of appropriating