The Son of Man: The Story of JesusBoni & Liveright, 1928 - 315 Seiten |
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... trayed as having said or done ; only in outlooks and methods of expression , only in the bridges of thought whereby the words and the deeds are interconnected , has the author necessarily given free reign to imagina- tion xiii To the ...
... trayed as having said or done ; only in outlooks and methods of expression , only in the bridges of thought whereby the words and the deeds are interconnected , has the author necessarily given free reign to imagina- tion xiii To the ...
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... The captain , whose armour is half hidden by a cloak , has gentler lineaments , and seems lost in thought . In truth , it is his way to hide the scorn with which the sight of these priests inspires him . For his part 20 The Son of Man.
... The captain , whose armour is half hidden by a cloak , has gentler lineaments , and seems lost in thought . In truth , it is his way to hide the scorn with which the sight of these priests inspires him . For his part 20 The Son of Man.
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... thoughts turned to Rome . He wondered whether his powerful patron , Sejanus , was still alive . Who could tell ? Perhaps the emperor was dead ! Pi- late's wife had visions ; made him anxious when she told him her dreams . The governor ...
... thoughts turned to Rome . He wondered whether his powerful patron , Sejanus , was still alive . Who could tell ? Perhaps the emperor was dead ! Pi- late's wife had visions ; made him anxious when she told him her dreams . The governor ...
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... thoughts turn to the Jews , to whom in Rome he has entrusted so much business on his own behalf and on that of the State . He had sent munifi- cent gifts to their temple , and had a bull and two lambs sacrificed there daily in honour of ...
... thoughts turn to the Jews , to whom in Rome he has entrusted so much business on his own behalf and on that of the State . He had sent munifi- cent gifts to their temple , and had a bull and two lambs sacrificed there daily in honour of ...
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... thought ! Yet Seneca goes even further , writing : " Slaves are something more than fellow men , housemates , and friends ; they are fel- low slaves ! The goods that accrue to us - children , honours , a woman's charms - are not out ...
... thought ! Yet Seneca goes even further , writing : " Slaves are something more than fellow men , housemates , and friends ; they are fel- low slaves ! The goods that accrue to us - children , honours , a woman's charms - are not out ...
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
answer asks Baptist bring Caiaphas Capernaum comes cometh crowd death disciples dream emperor enemies eyes face faith Father feels follow fortress Galilean Galilee gentle give God's governor Greek hand hath hazzan hear heard heart heathen Herod Herod Antipas Herodias high priest Holy Holy of Holies inner Israel Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews John John's Jordan Judas Judas the Galilean Judea king kingdom of heaven listen looks Lord Master Messiah mind mission Moses mother multitude Nazareth never Passover Peter Pharisees Pilate pilgrims poor prison prophet publicans question Roman Rome round Sabbath sacrifice Sadducees Sanhedrin say unto scribes scriptures Sea of Galilee seems silence soldiers speak spirit spoken stand stranger synagogue talk teaching tell temple tetrarch Thereupon things thoughts Tiberias tion to-day town unto thee utter voice waters wine woman women words
Beliebte Passagen
Seite 149 - There was a certain creditor who had two debtors : the one owed five hundred pence, and the other fifty; and when they had nothing to pay, he freely forgave them both. Tell me then, which of them will love him most?