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… proclaim Him king of Israel. Many were ready to accept Him as a prophet; but they did not believe Him to be the Messiah.

… would accept him, clothed in humanity, as their Redeemer, having access to the Father, and being invested by him with divine authority.

… and accept him. Sooner might heaven and earth pass than that word could fail; and it was this that sustained him through that fearful conflict.

… to accept Him as their ruler, by which they became, in a special sense, the subjects of His authority.

… not accept him in his humiliation and poverty.

… will accept him and respect his offering. But if he will not humbly submit to God's arrangements, and believe and obey Him, He cannot accept his offering. The …

… of him a stumbling-block, Jesus also addresses all those who are impenitent and do not accept him as their Redeemer. The fate of the unbelieving Jews will be …

… never accept Him. These powerful men, though making a profession of godliness, were ambitious for earthly riches and glory. They were not willing to come to …

… to accept Him as their Sovereign, and had been acknowledged as the chosen people of the Most High?

… to accept him. They could not connect man's suffering, grief, and poverty with their idea of the Messiah. Yet this was the only Saviour the Word of God through …

… to Him and accept Him as their Redeemer far more readily than would grown-up people, many of whom were the worldly-wise and hardhearted. In His teaching He came …

… follow Him. The character of the Messiah had long been foretold in prophecy, and He desired men to accept Him upon the testimony of the word of God.

… to accept him, if it could be proven that he was indeed the Christ. The apostles, as eyewitnesses, were to testify of Jesus and his resurrection. They were to open …

… to accept Him as the Saviour from sin. But “he that hath received His witness hath set his seal to this, that God is true.” John 3:33, R. V. “He that believeth on the Son …

… to accept him as their Saviour.

… never accept him. Those powerful men, although they made a profession of sanctity, were ambitious, and zealous for riches and earthly glory. They would never …

… never accept Him. Those powerful men, although they made a profession of sanctity, were ambitious, and zealous for riches and earthly glory. They would never …

… would accept Him.

… to accept him as their leader. Flattered by the favor with which his advances were received, he hoped to win all the angels to his side, to become equal with God …

… receive him as a teacher sent by God, and to accept him as the promised Messiah without a sign or miracle to establish his divinity.