The History of Christianity from the Birth of Christ to the Abolition of Paganism in the Roman Empire, Volume 1John Murray, 1867 - Church history |
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Page 82
... tumult . Holding , no doubt , with devout , perhaps with conscientious earnestness , the promised coming of the Messiah as an abstract truth , and as an article of their religious creed , their own interests , their rank and authority ...
... tumult . Holding , no doubt , with devout , perhaps with conscientious earnestness , the promised coming of the Messiah as an abstract truth , and as an article of their religious creed , their own interests , their rank and authority ...
Page 130
... tumult , in which the royal soldiery had attempted to repress the insurrectionary spirit of the populace . The Passover had been inter- rupted - an unprecedented and ill - omened event ! -and the nation , assembled from all quarters ...
... tumult , in which the royal soldiery had attempted to repress the insurrectionary spirit of the populace . The Passover had been inter- rupted - an unprecedented and ill - omened event ! -and the nation , assembled from all quarters ...
Page 133
... tumult arising in the province which was the reputed birthplace of Judas ; and the constant attempts to implicate Jesus with this party appear in their in- sidious questions about the lawfulness of paying tribute to Cæsar . The ...
... tumult arising in the province which was the reputed birthplace of Judas ; and the constant attempts to implicate Jesus with this party appear in their in- sidious questions about the lawfulness of paying tribute to Cæsar . The ...
Page 134
... tumult and licence of the city ; some dwelt alone in remote hermitages , and not rarely pretended to a prophetic character . His raiment was of the coarsest texture , of camel's hair ; his girdle ( an ornament often of the greatest ...
... tumult and licence of the city ; some dwelt alone in remote hermitages , and not rarely pretended to a prophetic character . His raiment was of the coarsest texture , of camel's hair ; his girdle ( an ornament often of the greatest ...
Page 157
... tumult and confusion thus crowded into a space of no great extent . No doubt the greatest authority , Matt . xxii . 19 ; Mark xii . 15 ; Luke xx . 24. " Vol . i . page 14. After all , however , some of these words may be translations ...
... tumult and confusion thus crowded into a space of no great extent . No doubt the greatest authority , Matt . xxii . 19 ; Mark xii . 15 ; Luke xx . 24. " Vol . i . page 14. After all , however , some of these words may be translations ...
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