Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 | accepted by the leaders of the Jewish people, or by those people
 2 1,8 |   narrative testifies that the Jewish people did not recognize
 3 1,8 |     one can take away from the Jewish people the boast that from
 4 2,5 |       in their history for the Jewish people until perhaps our
 5 5,4 |        The older view based on Jewish tradition was that the whole
 6 5,7 |     robbery (6:9).~ A very old Jewish tradition maintains that
 7 6,4 |      high social standing. The Jewish tradition that his father,
 8 6,9 |        Hezekiah, as claimed by Jewish tradition, for he was born
 9 6,6 |      it probably refers to the Jewish communities that sprang
10 6,6 |    later in Egypt. There was a Jewish temple at Leontopolis from
11 9,2 |       of Helkesi in Galilee by Jewish guides, who claimed that
12 11,7|       drew near Jerusalem, all Jewish slaves were freed. The motives
13 12,1|       Twelve suggests that the Jewish scribes accepted that the
14 13,3|     The place of Daniel in the Jewish canon is widely used as
15 13,3|    overlooks the fact that the Jewish rabbi was just as capable
16 14,1|         Post-exilic Prophecy.~ Jewish tradition confined recorded
17 16,2|       the Targum (the official Jewish translation into Aramaic)
18 17,6|        seriously by any of the Jewish religious leaders, and yet
19 17,7|   fourth year according to the Jewish, but third according to
20 17,7|        see 1:3, and much early Jewish tradition). He rapidly rose