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… the heathen, there were those through whom Christ was working to uplift the people from sin. But these reformers were hated. Many suffered a violent death …

… as heathen. Their eager questions touched no chord of sympathy.

… introduce heathen symbols and customs kindled revolt, which had been quenched in the blood of thousands of Israel’s bravest.

… the heathen. God was not dependent on them to fulfill His plans. He could call others to His service.

… the heathen looked on their sacrifices—gifts to calm the Deity’s anger. God wanted to teach them that from His own love comes the gift that reconciles them …

… a heathen land, with a woman who did not belong to the chosen people. But this woman’s heart was open to the greater light that God sent through His prophet.

… their heathen temples. Beyond was the Mediterranean, over which the messengers of the gospel were to carry its joyful news to the centers of the world’s empire …

… a heathen, and so she was excluded from the advantages the Jews daily enjoyed.

… were heathen, glorified the God of Israel. For three days they swarmed around the Savior, sleeping at night in the open air, and through the day pressing close …

… . The heathen people of Decapolis had received Him gladly. Now as He landed once more in Galilee, where He had performed most of His deeds of mercy, He was met with …