PUBLIC-DOMAIN CHRISTIAN BOOK
The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah
Edersheim, Alfred, 1825-1889 · 873,712 words · 1020 reading sections
Appendix Xvi.
Many diseases are caused by direct demoniac agency. Thus, leprosy (Horay. 10 a), rabies (Yoma 83 b), heart-disease (Gitt. 67 b), madness, asthma (Bechor. 44 b), croup (Yoma 77 b; Taan. 20 b), and other diseases, are ascribed to special demons. And although I cannot find any notices of demoniac possession in the sen…
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Lastly, as regards incanation and exorcism, the formulas to be used for the purpose are enumerated. These mostly consist of words which have little if any meaning (so far as we know), but which form a rhyme or alliteration when a syllable is either omitted or added in successive words. The following, for example, i…
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[6475] In general palm-trees and their fruit are dangerous, and you should always wash your hands after eating dates. __________________________________________________________________ THE ORDINANCES AND LAW OF THE SABBATH AS LAID DOWN IN THE MISHNAH AND THE JERUSALEM TALMUD. (See Book III. ch. xxxv. in vol. ii. p…
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The tractate on the Sabbath begins with regulations extending its provisions to the close of the Friday afternoon, so as to prevent the possiblity of infringing the Sabbath itself, which commenced on the Friday evening. As the most common kind of labour would be that of carrying, this is the first point discussed. …
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Shortly before the commencement of the Sabbath (late on Friday afternoon) nothing new was to be begun; [6482] the tailor might no longer go out with his needle, nor the scribe with his pen; nor were clothes to be examined by lamp-light. A teacher might not allow his pupils to read, if he himself looked on the book.…
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The next two chapters in the tractate on the Sabbath discuss the manner in which food may be kept warm for the Sabbath, since no fire might be lighted. If the food had been partially cooked, or was such as would improve by increased heat, there would be temptation to attened to the fire, and this must be avoided. H…
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The seventh chapter of the tractate contains the most important part of the whole. It opens by laying down the principle that, if a person has either not known, or forgotten, the whole Sabbath law, all the breaches of it which he has committed during ever so many weeks are to be considered as only one error or one …
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The Mishnah continues to explain that, in order to involve guilt, the thing carried from one locality to another must be sufficient to be entrusted for safekeeping. The quantity is regulated: as regards the food of animals, to the capacity of their mouth; as regards man, a dried fig is the standard. As regards flui…
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Before passing from this, we should point out that it was directed that the Hagiographa should not be read except in the evening, since the daytime was to be devoted to more doctrinal studies. In the same connection it is added, that the study of the Mishnah is more important than that of the Bible, that of the Tal…
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In the last two chapters the Mishnah points out those things which are unlawful as derogatory to the dignity of the Sabbath. Certain things are here of interest as bearing on the quesion of purchasing things for the feast-day. Thus, it is expressly allowed to borrow wine, or oil, or bread on the Sabbath, and to lea…
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Chiefly from other tractates of the Talmud the following may here be added. It would break the Sabbath rest to climb a tree, to ride, to swim, to clap one's hands, to strike one's side, or to dance. All judicial acts, vows, and tilling were also prohibited on that day (Bez. v. 2). It has already been noted that aid…
678 wordsSECTION 972Haggadah About Simeon Kepha (Legend Of Simon Peter.)
[6485] Literally, a needle which has not an eyelet. Of course, it would not be lawful for a modern Jew - if he observe the Rabbinic Law - to carry a stick or a pencil on the Sabbath, to drive, or even to smoke. [6486] The Rabbis contend for the lawfullness of changing the {hebrew} into a {hebrew} for the sake of an…
1,101 wordsSECTION 973Haggadah About Simeon Kepha (Legend Of Simon Peter.)
To these commands all agreed, on condition that Peter should remain with them. This he consented to do, on the understanding that he would not eat anything except bread of misery and water of affliction - presumably not only to avoid forbidden food, but in expiatory suffering for his sin - and that they should buil…
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(See vol. ii. Book V. ch. vi.) THE Parables of the Ten Virgins' and of the Unfaithful Servant' close with a Discourse on the Last Things,' the final Judgment, and the fate of those Christ's Righ Hand and at His Left (St. Matt. xxv. 31-46). This final Judgment by our Lord forms a fundamental article in the Creed of…
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Substantially the same, as regards Eternity of Punishment, is the view of the School of Hillel (u. s. 17 a). In regard to sinners of Israel and of the Gentiles it teaches, indeed, that they are tormented in Gehenna for twelve months, after which their bodies and souls are burnt up and scattered as dust under the fe…
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In the third century of our era we have once more a reaction, and a return to the former views. Thus (Kethub. 104 a, about the middle) Rabbi Eleasar speaks of the three bands of Angels, which successively go forth to meet the righteousness, each with a welcome of their own, and of the three bands of Angels of sorro…
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But if on such grounds we shrink from narrow and harsh dogmatism, there are certain questions which we cannot quite evade, even although we may answer them generally rather than specifically. We put aside, as an unhealthy and threatening sign of certain religious movements, the theory, lately broached, of a so-call…
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Thus far it has been the sole aim of the present writer to set before the reader, so far as he can, all the elements to be taken into consideration. He has pronounced no definite conclusion, and he neither wishes nor purposes to do so. This only he will repeat, that to his mind the Words of our Lord, as recorded in…
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Page 411^h: Comp. also Vayy. R. 1. Page 431^a: It was described as more beautiful than the waves of the sea. Page 437^a: The quotation of the Midrash on Cant. is again form the unmutilated citation in R. Martini, Pugio Fidei (ed. Carpz), pp. 782, 783. Page note 1: The citations refer to the Jerusalem from heaven.…
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Antipater, son of Herod, history of i. 126, 127, 219; executed, 218 Antipatris, built, i. 119 Antonia, ancient Baris, i. 112, 113, 118, 244 Antony, gives Judæa to Herod, i. 124; summons him, 125 Anxur, Synagogue at, i. 70 Apion, incites Alexandrians against the Jews, i. 64, 65 Apocryphal Literature, origin of, …
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house of Peter and Andrew, 4; Christ there, 6; woe on, 138, 139 Bethsaida?Julias, built, i. 88, 262, 676; the feeding of the 5000 there, 677-685; the multitude sent away, 687; healing of one blind at, ii. 47, 48 Betrothal. See Marriage. Bikkurim, i. 9 Binding and Loosing, power of, ii. 84, 85; Church's power …
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the Utterances of Christ, and the mocking, 593-609; his death, 609, 610; the rending of the veil and the earthquake, &c., 610-612; the crurifragium 613; Christ's side pierced, 614, 615 Cyrene, Jews in, i. 62, 63, 119; Simon of, ii. 5-7 Cyrenius, notices of, in St. Luke, i. 181, 182; orders a census, 236; Gover…
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Ezekias, rising of, i. 238, 241 Ezekiel, Hellenist poet, i. 36 Ezra, return under i. 8; activity of, 9, 10, 12 Fasting, Jewish views on, i. 662, 663; days of, ii. 291 Fathers, Jewish, duties of, i. 230 Feasts, attendance at, when obligatory, i. 235 Fig?tree, value of, ii. 246, 247; parable of, 246-248; Christ…
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his marriage with Herodias, 673; desires to see Christ, 675, ii. 75; his threat to kill Christ, ii. 301, 302, 384; Christ before him in Jerusalem, 572 Herod Philip, i. 219; marries Herodias, 672, 673 Herodeion, built, i. 120; burial of Herod I. at, 218 Herodias, her hatred of the Baptist, i. 658, 672; history …
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the two days in Samaria, 420-422; the cure of the court officer's son at Capernaum, 424-429; Christ at Nazareth, 430, 431, 451-459; at the Unknown Feast, 460-471; end of first stage of Christ's Ministry, final call of disciples, and miraculous draught of fishes, 472-477; heals the demonised at Capernaum, 484, 485…
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the raising of Lazarus, 308-326; the plots of the Sanhedrists, 326; Christ at Ephraim, 326, 327; He prepares for His last journey to Jerusalem, 327, 328; heals ten lepers, 328, 331; His teaching on divorce, 331-336; He blesses little children, 336, 337; His answer to the young ruler, and teaching on riches, 338-…
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forbids a man who did not follow Christ, 117-120; the parts of Christ's History which are viewed in his Gospel, 126-129; his request, with his mother and brother, 346-347; his question at the Paschal Supper, 506; with Christ in Gethsemane, 538; in the Palace of Caiaphas, 550, 551; under the Cross, 601-603; at th…
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Leper, healed by Christ, i. 491-497; Rabbinic precautions regarding, 492-494; how morally viewed by Jews, 494, 495; Christ heals ten lepers, ii. 329-331 Lord's Supper, the accounts of its institution, ii. 509, 510; the words, 510; probable time of the Paschal Supper, 511 Luke, St., Gospel by, its character, i. 5…
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no room for His priestly office in Rabbinism, i. 167; the signs, time, and expectation of His coming, 168-171, 293, 308; ii. 68, 69, 154, 433, 434; Jewish views of the nature, premundane existence, power, and position of Messiah, i. 171, 172, 175-179; views of Messiah, in the Pseudepigrapha and Targumim, 172-175; …
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its language, 102, 103 Money, drachm, ii. 257; stater, 114; sela, 258; talent, 294, 459; perutah, 388; mina, 466 Morning Sacrifice, i. 133, 134 Moses, at the Transfiguration, ii. 97, 98 Mothers in Israel, i. 229, 230 Noeoeman. See Pharisees. Nain, description of locality, i. 553; Christ raises the young man…
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his testimony at Capernaum, 36; his confession at Cæsarea Philippi, and its import, 80-86, 91, 92; he tempts Christ, 86, 87; witnesses the Transfiguration, 92-98; his conduct as to the tribute money, 111-114; he asks about forgiving his brother, 115-117, 124, 125; what reward should they have? 343; refuses to le…
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description of Messiah and Messianic times in, 79, 80, 174 Pseudepigraphic Writings, general character and number of, i. 37 Pseudo?Philo, i. 36 Ptolemy I. (Lagi), projects the Museum in Alexandria, i. 24; rules Samaria, 379 Ptolemy II. (Philadelphus), his love of books, i. 24; has O.T. translated, 25 Ptolemy III…
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other manifestations of Christ, 651; our Resurrection?body, what will it be? 635, 636 Revelation, Christ's teaching as to its unity, ii. 404, 406 Roads in Palestine, the three great caravan ones, i. 147 Rome, views there entertained about the Jews, i. 65-67; political history and standing of the Jews there, 67, 68…
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Sephiroth. See Kabbalah. Sepphoris, seized by Judas, the Nationalist, i. 241 Septuagint, i. 23; legend of its origin and name, 24-26; its age, 26; its characteristics, 27, 28; how regarded and used by Hellenists and Rabbis, 29, 30 Sermon on the Mount, the, contrasted and compared with Rabbinic writings, i. 524-…
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the Lulabh and Ethrog, 157 Tabor, distant view of, i. 146 Talmud, or Gemara, Metatron in, i. 47; age and contents of the Jerusalem Talmud, 103, 104; of the Babylon Talmud, 104; number of tractates and pages in the Babylon, 104, 105; its Boraithas, 104; the birth of Messiah in the Talmud, 175 Tanchuma, R., sayin…
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Tyropoeon Valley, i. 112 Unknown Feast, Christ alone there, i. 461, 462; the miracle at Bethesda, 462-469; His teaching at the Feast, 465, 466, 469-471 Valerius Gratus, Procurator, i. 242 Venusia, Jewish tombstones at, i. 70 Vows, Rabbinic ordinances concerning, ii. 17-21; the hand on the Qorban,' 19; distincti…
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of passages from the four gospels referred to in these volumes. St. Matt. ch. Ver i. i. 144 24 i. 251 25 i. 180 ii. i. 212 1-18 i. 202 4 i. 93 6 i. 206 7 i. 205 11 i. 207 15 i. 162 16 i. 205 19-23 i. 217 22 i. 183, 221 22, 23 i. 221 iii. 1-12 i. 255 2 i. 270; ii. 421 4 i. 264 7 i. 309, 310, 335…
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19 ii. 124 19, 20 ii. 124, 521 21 ii. 115 21, 22 ii. 306, 377 23 i. 270, 568 23-35 ii. 284, 293 26 ii. 295 29 ii. 295 35 ii. 296 xix. 1 ii. 127, 293 1, 2 ii. 327, 331 3 ii. 332 3-12 ii. 331 4 ii. 334 8 i. 612 10-12 ii. 335 12 i. 269 13-15 ii. 336 16 ii. 338 16-22 ii. 235, 338 20 ii. 340 21 ii. 217…
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59 ii. 565 59-68 ii. 546 60, 61 i. 451 66 ii. 557 69 ii. 551 69, 70 ii. 546 71, 72 ii. 546 73-75 ii. 546 xxvii. 1, 2, 11-14 ii. 565 3 ii. 421 3-10 ii. 565, 573 5 ii. 111, 574 7 ii. 316, 576 12 ii. 557 15-18 ii. 565 17 ii. 573 18 ii. 569 19 ii. 565 20-31 ii. 565 24, 25 ii. 577 31-43 ii. 582 39-43 ii…
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19 ii. 525 21 i. 282, 283 21-23 i. 275 iv. 1 ii. 126 1-13 i. 291 14, 15 i. 422 15, 16 i. 423 15-32 i. 451 16 i. 234, 430, 431 16-30 i. 423 16-31 i. 635 18, 19 i. 452 20 i. 438 22 i. 431 23 i. 424, 582, 583 31, 32 i. 423 32 i. 478 33-41 i. 478 35 ii. 403 36 i. 485 42-44 i. 489 43 i. 270, 490 v. …
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53 ii. 205, 213 54 ii. 205, 213 xii. ii. 218 1 i. 640; ii. 212 1-xiii. 17 ii. 214 1-12 ii. 214 2 i. 640, 649; ii. 215 2-9 ii. 214 4 ii. 215 6 ii. 215 7 ii. 215 8-10 ii. 215 10 ii. 214, 215, 216 11 ii. 214, 215 12 ii. 214, 215 13-21 ii. 243 16-21 ii. 216 22-34 ii. 216 29 ii. 217 31 i. 270 32 i. 2…
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20-26 ii. 380 27-39 ii. 396 40-47 ii. 396 45-47 ii. 204 47 ii. 411 xxi. i. 640 1-4 ii. 380, 387 5-38 ii. 431 6 i. 692 12 ii. 448 24 ii. 433 29-31 i. 646 31 ii. 450 32 i. 647 36-38 ii. 380 37 ii. 415 xxii. 1 ii. 380 1-6 ii. 468 2 i. 93 3 i. 296; ii. 471 4 ii. 475 7 ii. 481 7-13 ii. 479, 490 8 i…
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44 i. 455 45 i. 422 46-53 i. 547 46-54 i. 572 49 i. 425 50 i. 426, 429 52 i. 428 53 i. 426, 428, 429 v. i. 460, 461, 499, 677; ii. 54, 55, 129 v.-vi. 3 i. 407 1 i. 423, 460 1-3 ii. 54 7 i. 463, 468 8 i. 500 9 ii. 53 13, 14 i. 468 15, 16 i. 309 16 ii. 53 16, 17 ii. 223 17 i. 465, 470 18 i. 500 18 …
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32 ii. 569 33 i. 406 33-37 i. 266 36 i. 383; ii. 299 37 ii. 571 39 ii. 565 40 ii. 565 xix. 1 ii. 579 1-16 ii. 565 2-16 ii. 601 4 ii. 579 6 ii. 582 7 ii. 541 11 i. 384 14 i. 408 15 ii. 582 16 ii. 582 16-24 ii. 582 17-24 ii. 601 19 ii. 591 20 ii. 585 21 ii. 591 22 ii. 591 23 i. 384, 622, 624, 62…
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Exodus [154]1:21 [155]2:5 [156]2:5 [157]2:15 [158]2:15 [159]2:20-21 [160]2:23 [161]2:25 [162]3:1 [163]3:1 [164]3:2-3 [165]3:6 [166]3:12 [167]3:12 [168]3:14 [169]4:11 [170]4:12 [171]4:15 [172]4:18 [173]4:18 [174]4:22 [175]4:22 [176]4:22 [177]4:24 [178]4:24 [179]6 [180]6:3 [181]6:4 [182]6:9 [183]6:12 [184]10:23 [18…
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Deuteronomy [438]1 [439]1:1 [440]1:1 [441]1:1 [442]1:1 [443]1:1 [444]1:5 [445]1:8 [446]1:10 [447]1:26 [448]1:26 [449]1:30 [450]1:30 [451]1:31 [452]1:32 [453]1:32 [454]1:43 [455]3:9 [456]3:25 [457]4:4-9 [458]4:5 [459]4:7-8 [460]4:11 [461]4:40 [462]5:12-15 [463]6:4 [464]6:4 [465]6:4-9 [466]6:4-9 [467]6:4-9 [468]6:4…
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Proverbs [1023]2:4 [1024]3:19-20 [1025]6 [1026]7:26 [1027]8:2 [1028]8:9 [1029]8:15 [1030]8:36 [1031]9:5 [1032]10:7 [1033]10:22 [1034]11:31 [1035]13:12 [1036]16:11 [1037]17:5 [1038]19:21 [1039]19:21 [1040]19:21 [1041]19:21 [1042]19:23 [1043]19:29 [1044]21:14 [1045]22:28 [1046]23:15 [1047]23:23 [1048]23:25 [1049]25…
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Jeremiah [1459]2:13 [1460]3 [1461]3:12 [1462]3:14 [1463]3:22 [1464]4 [1465]5:12 [1466]5:19 [1467]5:19 [1468]7:2 [1469]7:22-23 [1470]8:8 [1471]9:12-13 [1472]11:1 [1473]12:5 [1474]12:5 [1475]13:17 [1476]13:22 [1477]14:5 [1478]15:9 [1479]16:13 [1480]16:13 [1481]17 [1482]19 [1483]23:5 [1484]23:5 [1485]23:29 [1486]25:…
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Nahum [1689]1:3 [1690]1:3 [1691]1:4 [1692]1:4-7 [1693]1:6 [1694]2 Habakkuk [1695]2 [1696]2:3 [1697]2:3 [1698]2:9 [1699]2:19 [1700]3:2 [1701]3:3 [1702]3:8 Zephaniah [1703]1:12 [1704]3:8 [1705]3:9 [1706]3:11-12 Haggai [1707]1:8 [1708]2 [1709]2:6 Zechariah [1710]1:1 [1711]1:7 [1712]2 [1713]2:4 [1714]2:10 [1715]3…
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Mark [2431]1:2-8 [2432]1:7-11 [2433]1:10 [2434]1:12-13 [2435]1:14 [2436]1:14 [2437]1:14 [2438]1:14 [2439]1:14-15 [2440]1:14-15 [2441]1:15 [2442]1:15 [2443]1:16 [2444]1:16 [2445]1:16 [2446]1:16-20 [2447]1:16-20 [2448]1:20 [2449]1:21-34 [2450]1:22 [2451]1:23 [2452]1:25 [2453]1:27 [2454]1:27 [2455]1:29 [2456]1:35 [2…
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Luke [2784]1:2 [2785]1:4 [2786]1:4 [2787]1:5 [2788]1:5-25 [2789]1:7 [2790]1:9 [2791]1:17 [2792]1:17 [2793]1:20 [2794]1:24 [2795]1:26 [2796]1:26-80 [2797]1:27 [2798]1:32 [2799]1:33 [2800]1:36 [2801]1:36 [2802]1:62 [2803]1:63 [2804]1:68 [2805]1:69 [2806]1:78 [2807]1:80 [2808]1:80 [2809]2:1-20 [2810]2:2 [2811]2:2 [2…
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John [3315]1 [3316]1 [3317]1 [3318]1 [3319]1 [3320]1:10 [3321]1:10 [3322]1:11-13 [3323]1:13 [3324]1:14 [3325]1:15-51 [3326]1:19-24 [3327]1:20 [3328]1:22-28 [3329]1:24 [3330]1:28 [3331]1:28 [3332]1:29 [3333]1:32 [3334]1:32-34 [3335]1:33 [3336]1:33 [3337]1:33 [3338]1:33 [3339]1:34 [3340]1:37 [3341]1:42 [3342]1:44 […
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Acts [3831]1 [3832]1 [3833]1:2 [3834]1:3 [3835]1:3 [3836]1:3 [3837]1:3 [3838]1:3 [3839]1:3 [3840]1:3 [3841]1:3-12 [3842]1:5 [3843]1:14 [3844]1:18 [3845]1:18 [3846]1:19 [3847]1:24 [3848]2:9-11 [3849]2:9-11 [3850]2:46 [3851]3:1 [3852]3:2 [3853]3:2 [3854]3:10 [3855]3:17 [3856]3:21 [3857]4:1-2 [3858]4:5 [3859]4:6 [38…
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Ephesians [4053]1:9 [4054]1:10 [4055]3:13 [4056]4:8 [4057]4:16 [4058]5:5 [4059]6:12 Philippians [4060]1 [4061]2:5-7 [4062]2:6 [4063]2:6-11 [4064]2:7 [4065]2:8 [4066]2:11 [4067]3:17 [4068]100 Colossians [4069]1:13 [4070]1:19-20 [4071]1:19-20 [4072]1:26-27 [4073]1:29 [4074]4:11 1 Thessalonians [4075]1 [4076]2:1…
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2 Esdras [4277]7:28 Sirach [4278]1 [4279]1 [4280]1 [4281]3 [4282]3:21-24 [4283]7:9 [4284]7:35 [4285]11:18-19 [4286]14:25 [4287]15:11-17 [4288]24:2 [4289]24:6 [4290]24:21 [4291]29:12 [4292]30 [4293]32:1 [4294]42:2 [4295]42:10 [4296]48:1-12 __________________________________________________________________ Index …
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