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There was a man sent from God , whose name was Jolm . The same came for a
witness , to bear witness of the light , that all men , through him , night believe .
He was not that light , but was sent to bear witness of that light . That was the true
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There was a man sent from God , whose name was Jolm . The same came for a
witness , to bear witness of the light , that all men , through him , night believe .
He was not that light , but was sent to bear witness of that light . That was the true
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... the loyalty of the Jews to the Egyptians failed them , thic . whole nation readily
submitting to the king of Syria . This attachment so pleased the Syrian monarch ,
that he sent a letter to his general , wherein he acquainted him , that lie designed
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... the loyalty of the Jews to the Egyptians failed them , thic . whole nation readily
submitting to the king of Syria . This attachment so pleased the Syrian monarch ,
that he sent a letter to his general , wherein he acquainted him , that lie designed
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Having sent his brother Menelaus with the usual tribute to Antiochus , the former
took the opportunity of supplanting Jason , in the same manner that he had
supplanted Onias . Having offered for the high - priesthood three hundred talents
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Having sent his brother Menelaus with the usual tribute to Antiochus , the former
took the opportunity of supplanting Jason , in the same manner that he had
supplanted Onias . Having offered for the high - priesthood three hundred talents
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Some of them he sent to the temple and synagogues , with orders to cut in pieces
all whom they found there ; whilst the rest , going through the streets of the city ,
massacred all that came in their way , the superstitious Jews not attempting to ...
Some of them he sent to the temple and synagogues , with orders to cut in pieces
all whom they found there ; whilst the rest , going through the streets of the city ,
massacred all that came in their way , the superstitious Jews not attempting to ...
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sent presents to Pompey , at that time commander in chief of all the Roman forces
in the east , and whom they made the arbitrator of their differences . But he ,
fearing that Aristobulus , against whom he intended to declare , might obstruct his
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sent presents to Pompey , at that time commander in chief of all the Roman forces
in the east , and whom they made the arbitrator of their differences . But he ,
fearing that Aristobulus , against whom he intended to declare , might obstruct his
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| Título | The life of Jesus Christ; with a history of the first propogation of the Christian religion, and the lives of the most eminent persons mentioned in the New Testament |
| Autor | Ezekiel Blomfield |
| Editor | C. Brightly & T. Kinnersley, 1809 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 22 Feb. 2007 |
| Largo | 636 páginas |
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