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… had struck terror to the guilty conscience of the king.

… Jesus struck a blow at the arrogance and cruel intolerance of the Jews. Both priests and people were, as a rule, overbearing, quarreling with all who opposed …

… have struck deep into the fallow ground prepared for them in the heart, and would have sprung up and borne fruit. But evil habits had so long held sway over their …

… be struck by the parable of the hidden treasure. And the leaven, buried in the meal, while it was an illustration that could be understood by all, brought home …

… truths struck home to the hearts of the hypocritical priests and rulers. The first son in the parable represented the publicans and harlots who at first …

… , awe-struck crowd, in the great temple of Jerusalem.

… respect, struck Jesus in the face, saying, “Answerest thou the high priest so?” To this insulting question and blow, Jesus mildly returned, “If I have spoken evil …

… captive, struck with a sudden admiration for his dignified bearing. A conviction came over him that this man was akin to God. The next instant he banished the …

… words struck home to his heart with appalling force. A flood of light poured in upon the darkened chambers of his mind, revealing his ignorance and error. He …

… been struck by lightning while laboring on Sunday, it must be the Sabbath. “It is apparent,” said the prelates, “how high the displeasure of God was upon their neglect …