Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |          that the majority of the Jews remained in unbelief, is
 2 1,8 |           hath called, not of the Jews only, but also of the nations?
 3 6,1 |    Jerusalem was captured and the Jews led into captivity in 587
 4 6,1 |             Cyrus gave the exiled Jews permission to return and
 5 6,2 |          religion possible to the Jews; hence they grew in importance
 6 12,2|       Herod to become king of the Jews. We know that Petra was
 7 13,0| personally are convinced that the Jews of to-day contain within
 8 14,2|        stronger neighbours of the Jews found it easy to frustrate
 9 15,3|         meaning, for in exile the Jews had become familiar with
10 15,4|        more distant future of the Jews are hardly convincing. This
11 15,4|           the low position of the Jews. The angel riders had ridden
12 17,3|           chs. 8-12 deal with the Jews, is a possibility. 8:26;
13 17,4|              Most Christians (and Jews) take their Bibles for granted,
14 17,1|           this name reminding the Jews of the prophecy of Daniel (
15 17,2|         to the persecution of the Jews by Antiochus Epiphanes.
16 18,0|          temple in Jerusalem; the Jews have no high priest or priesthood