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The Roman leaders endeavored to strike terror to the Jews, and thus cause them to surrender. Those prisoners who resisted when taken, were scourged, tortured …

… the Roman Church. He accepted his excommunication, and proclaimed to the world that between himself and the pope there must hereafter be war. The great contest …

… the Roman power; and under the influence of this threefold union, our country will follow in the steps of Rome in trampling on the rights of conscience.

… the Roman guard sold their honor and agreed to follow the counsel of the priests and elders.

… the Roman Catholic Church? promoted by Luther, Calvin, and Wesley? a sort of “goes-without-saying” basic truth held by most Protestant congregations? It was not …

… the Romans, the Christians of Italy had eagerly looked forward to a visit from the apostle. They had not thought to see him come as a prisoner, but his sufferings …

… what Romanism really is, when it is too late to escape the snare. She is silently growing into power. Her doctrines are exerting their influence in legislative …

… the Roman authorities to pass over without comment instances where the Jews had taken the law into their own hands and had tried, condemned, and executed …

… . The Roman authorities made no special effort to stay the cruel work and secretly aided the Jews in order to conciliate them and to secure their favor.

… . A Roman citizen by birth, Saul was nevertheless a Jew by descent and had been educated in Jerusalem by the most eminent of the rabbis. “Of the stock of Israel …