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… now excited the fears of the king and his people, lest in case of war they should join themselves with the enemies of Egypt. Yet policy forbade their banishment …

… exaltation excited his covetousness. He greedily accepted the offered treasures, and then, while professing strict obedience to the will of God, he tried …

… the excited mob had no terrors for him. The scene about him faded from his vision; the gates of Heaven were ajar, and Stephen, looking in, saw the glory of the courts …

… already excited because he had not enforced circumcision on the Gentiles, would have led many to take a stand against him. Thus the object of his visit would …

… great excitement flocked to the scene another accusation was added to excite their passions to the highest pitch,—“and further brought Greeks also into …

… of excitement that causes indifference to God and prevents the people from being impressed by the truths which alone can save them from the coming destruction …

… can excite passion is brought before them in exciting stories. They hear and read so much of debasing crime that the once tender conscience, which would have …

… extravagant excitement, but an almost universal solemnity on the minds of the people. His work, like that of the early Reformers, tended rather to convince …

… fanatical excitement. Here began the rejection of Christ by the priests and rabbis. From this point their pride and stubbornness grew into a settled hatred …