The Pharisee and the PublicanChristian Knowledge Society, 1861 - 8 páginas |
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... term comes from a Hebrew word which means " separate . " The Pharisees were men who thought they ought to be kept separate from all the rest of the Jews.lt nogu A 2 They used to wear long robes all em- broidered with THE ...
... term comes from a Hebrew word which means " separate . " The Pharisees were men who thought they ought to be kept separate from all the rest of the Jews.lt nogu A 2 They used to wear long robes all em- broidered with THE ...
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... Jews thought ; and they hated the very sight of these tax - gatherers . Yet nobody dared to resist them , because they were in the service of the Romans ; so they behaved as ill as they pleased , and ground down the Jews , till it was ...
... Jews thought ; and they hated the very sight of these tax - gatherers . Yet nobody dared to resist them , because they were in the service of the Romans ; so they behaved as ill as they pleased , and ground down the Jews , till it was ...
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... Jews would all shrink away from him , and scorn even to share the same seat with a Publican . The Pharisees would hurry by him , pulling their beautiful long robes out of the way , lest they should happen to touch him as they passed ...
... Jews would all shrink away from him , and scorn even to share the same seat with a Publican . The Pharisees would hurry by him , pulling their beautiful long robes out of the way , lest they should happen to touch him as they passed ...
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... Jews looked up to the Pharisee in the parable as a wonderfully pious man , and they admired him , and thought a great deal of him . But God sees the value of the most humble and obscure of His creatures . God saw that the heart of the ...
... Jews looked up to the Pharisee in the parable as a wonderfully pious man , and they admired him , and thought a great deal of him . But God sees the value of the most humble and obscure of His creatures . God saw that the heart of the ...
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