Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,4 |        punctiliousness was the matter of prime importance to Him.
 2 6,8 |  described in the Gospels.~ No matter how difficult it was for
 3 11,4| intervene and they brought the matter before the king, who will
 4 11,9|       a book of the Bible on a matter already. revealed does not
 5 13,0|        2:1-4:4). This raises a matter which can only be mentioned,
 6 14,1|     the Tirshatha deferred the matter until “there stood up a
 7 14,2|       4:4f), especially in the matter of covering the expenses (
 8 14,2|        point in discussing the matter. Those interested are referred
 9 14,3|       1:1, etc.). When it is a matter purely of revelation (2:
10 15,6|        so they came to lay the matter before the Jerusalem authorities.
11 16,4|      and by treating the whole matter as indifferent and a burden ‘(