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… the feast remarked upon the quality of the wine, inquiries were made that drew from the servants an account of the miracle. The company were for a time too much …

… be feasting and drunkenness. Herod would thus be thrown off his guard, and might then be influenced according to her will.

… a feast at his own house, and called together his relatives and friends. Not only were publicans included, but many others who were of doubtful reputation …

… the feast. Here Jairus, the ruler of the synagogue, found Him.

… the feast He was shadowed by spies. Day after day new schemes to silence Him were tried. The priests and rulers were watching to entrap Him. They were planning …

… the feast passed through Jericho. Their arrival was always a festive season, but now a deeper interest stirred the people. It was known that the Galilean Rabbi …

… the feast would have been interpreted as disaffection and heresy, therefore they remained till its close; but this over, they gladly turned homeward to meet …

… revelry, feasting and drunkenness. The vilest and most brutal passions were unrestrained. The people openly defied God and His law and delighted in deeds …

… parting feast or even to bid farewell to his daughters and their children.

… a feast unto Me in the wilderness.”