The Pharisee and the PublicanChristian Knowledge Society, 1861 - 8 páginas |
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... Pharisee ? The term comes from a Hebrew word which means separate . " 66 99 The Pharisees were men who thought they ought to be kept separate from all the rest of the Jews . A 2 They used to wear long robes all em- broidered with THE ...
... Pharisee ? The term comes from a Hebrew word which means separate . " 66 99 The Pharisees were men who thought they ought to be kept separate from all the rest of the Jews . A 2 They used to wear long robes all em- broidered with THE ...
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... mean a man who kept a public - house . It was the name given to the tax - gatherers . I believe nobody likes paying taxes , but then we feel that it is necessary that we should all do a little towards defraying the expenses of a great ...
... mean a man who kept a public - house . It was the name given to the tax - gatherers . I believe nobody likes paying taxes , but then we feel that it is necessary that we should all do a little towards defraying the expenses of a great ...
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... of persons has a bad name , it by no means follows that each in- dividual in that class must be bad too . There are good and bad in every class . Rich A 3 and poor , learned and ignorant , all have their The Pharisee and the Publican . 5.
... of persons has a bad name , it by no means follows that each in- dividual in that class must be bad too . There are good and bad in every class . Rich A 3 and poor , learned and ignorant , all have their The Pharisee and the Publican . 5.
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