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 1 4, 2,15|             A prophet is not without honor except in his own country
 2 5, 0,22|           them, confirming that they honor God superficially, while
 3 5, 0,27|              also known as Julias in honor of Tetrarch Philip Julius),
 4 5, 0,28|              and named Caesarea — in honor of the Roman Caesar. In
 5 5, 0,33|             preeminence in power and honor in that Messiah’s kingdom,
 6 5, 0,38|              heathen celebrations in honor of Bacchus. Before this
 7 5, 0,39|            insult to their Teacher’s honor. Recollecting how the Prophet
 8 5, 0,43|            demoniac, that He renders honor unto His Heavenly Father:
 9 5, 0,43|              in this way, because I “honor My Father,” while you dishonor
10 5, 0,53|            his guests — a tremendous honor that can only be bestowed
11 5, 0,65|            then holds a feast in his honor. Through His love for a
12 6, 2,9 |             is unnecessary to render honor to man that is befitting
13 6, 4,5 |          receive a uniform, especial honor in the next world.~ ~
14 6, 5   |             show especial esteem and honor to the famous relative of
15 6, 7   | appropriating for Himself this regal honor, Pilate decreed to their