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… all who would enlist in the pope's wars to punish his enemies or to exterminate those who dared to deny his spiritual supremacy. By paying money to the church …

… youth who had a spirit who had often “thrown him both into the fire and into the water to destroy him” ( Mark 9:17-27 ); the maniac, tormented by a spirit of an unclean …

… man who had been expelled from the court of Saul, who had fled to the mountains and hills and to the caves of the earth to preserve his life—was about to receive …

Many who had married idol worshipers chose to go with them into exile and join the Samaritans. Some who had occupied high positions in the work of God went …

… !” Those who had not joined the apostasy were to take their position at the right; those who were guilty but repentant, at the left. It was found that the tribe of …

… anyone who is left of the house of Saul, that I may show him kindness for Jonathan’s sake?” He was told of a son of Jonathan, Mephibosheth, who had been lame from …

… .” He had been with Moses on the mountain and had seen the glory of the Lord there. He was the one who had changed that glory into the image of an ox. God had committed …

… who crumpled under pressure, a young man and his brother who were so hot-headed that they earned the nickname “sons of thunder,” a tax collector who had enriched …

… men who had not made provision for the support of a family. If they did not have sufficient thrift and energy to manage business and acquire cattle or lands …

These words had their influence, and John was removed from the oil by the very men who had thrown him in.