Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 1,3 |    small township, located 2-3 hours walk toward north of Nazareth
 2 5, 0,77|      Jews regarded a day as 12 hours — commencing with sunrise.
 3 5, 0,82|        took place in the early hours of the day, at sunrise:
 4 5, 0,82|      consequently, they had 12 hours of daylight for their travels.~
 5 6, 1,2 |       sensible during His last hours on earth, because the hour
 6 6, 4,3 | knowledge that in these solemn hours, when He was preparing to
 7 6, 4,6 |        indeed submitted in the hours of the Lord’s sufferings —
 8 6, 4,6 |          there were just a few hours left before Judas and the
 9 6, 4,7 |   which it will soon (in a few hours) be subjected to, when “
10 6, 4,9 |     garden, in those pre-death hours. The most natural hypothesis,
11 6, 6,3 |  divided into 4 parts of three hours. Consequently, the New Testament
12 6, 7   | divided into 4 watches — three hours in each — so was the day
13 6, 7   |        of the 4th, 5th and 6th hours, to which the Jews referred
14 6, 7,4 |      must have been one or two hours before sundown, when Saturday
15 7, 0,8 |     would have required near 3 hours to cover the trip, while
16 7, 0,8 |      would have taken 1 ½ to 2 hours. This was the “same day,”