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… , the particular sins of which the woman's accusers were guilty, beginning with the eldest and ending with the youngest. At length the Pharisees became impatient …

… no particular object in life. The population was composed of Romans, Greeks, and Jews. The apostles here, as at Antioch, first commenced their labors in the synagogues …

… were particular, in killing beasts, that the blood should flow from the body, else it was not regarded as healthful meat. God had given these injunctions to …

… more particular in his instruction than in that of her other children; for she felt confident that he was preserved for some great work. By her faithful teachings …

… less particular now than He was then. He is a God of order, and requires His people now upon the earth to observe habits of strict cleanliness. And those who worship …

… , with particular directions as to its size and form and the materials to be used, and specified every article of furniture which was to be in it. He presented …

… take particular interest in the Jewish people whom they find in all parts of the earth. As the Old Testament Scriptures are blended with the New in an explanation …

… very particular in regard to honesty, and he was ever contemplating the words of Christ, and became so absorbed in them that, as Judas thought, he could not be …

… and particular; it released all who joined the crusade from any oaths they might have taken; it legitimatized their title to any property they might have …

… in particular, the most heinous of all.” Pointing to his judges, he said firmly: “You condemned Wycliffe and John Huss, not for having shaken the doctrine of the …