Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4, 1,12|  Roman soldiers.~Some of the cities in Palestine, under the
 2 4, 1,13|    people. In ancient times, cities were ringed by solid walls
 3 4, 1,15|                   Woe to the cities of Galilee.~(Mat. 11:20-
 4 4, 1,15|      pronounces “woe” to the cities of Chorazin (to the north
 5 4, 1,15|      The Lord compares these cities with the heathen Tyre and
 6 4, 1,15|     Capernaum with the Greek cities of Sodom and Gommorah, destroyed
 7 4, 1,15| punishment fell on all these cities soon after: the Romans in
 8 4, 2,12| after the name of one of its cities, Gadara), while Saint Matthew
 9 4, 2,12|     city, Gergesa); both the cities were among the “Decapolis.”~
10 4, 2,17|    not have gone through the cities of Israel before the Son
11 4, 2,19|   there on foot from all the cities. They arrived before them
12 5, 0,24|   represented a union of ten cities, which, with the exception
13 5, 0,40|    God’s punishment to those cities, where His power was evident,