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… the number of people who would accept the Gift. The plan of redemption is not a waste because it does not accomplish all that its liberality has provided for …

… great numbers gathered to attend the Passover, thousands greeted Him with palm branches waving and with a burst of sacred song. The priests at the temple …

… large number pushed on through the crowd, eager to reach Him. Again the sick and the dying filled the temple court, and once more Jesus ministered to them.

… great numbers dying within reach of help.

… the number of soldiers placed around the tomb, the stronger would be the testimony that He had risen. Roman might was powerless to confine the Lord of life …

… great numbers. There was scarcely room to move among them. These things fulfilled that awful curse spoken before Pilate's judgment seat: “His blood be on us …

… . Great numbers of people—noble and slave, rich and poor, educated and ignorant—were killed without mercy.

… in number; the blood of Christians is seed.” Tertullian, Apology, paragraph 50.

… in numbers, without wealth, position, or titles of honor, they were hated by the wicked, even as Abel was hated by Cain (see Genesis 4:1-10 ). From the days of Christ …

… vast numbers give him worship.