~8 min.Beware!
biblecentre.org · ... they had found him they made him like themselves, only more so (Mt. 23:15). But, though separate and aloof, they were highly respected by the ...
~8 min.Ek-klesia
towardthemark.org · ... the verb is used seven or eight times. We find it first in Mt. 23:37, in which verse it occurs twice: "O Jerusalem, Jerusalem how often would I ...
Position:Toward the Mark #22
From Darkness to Light - The story of the former Orthodox priest Teodor Popescu
gbv-online.org/book/939
~9 min.12. Trials of the Believers During World War II
... Show it to me!" demanded the colonel. Nae Ionescu opened the New Testament to Mt. 23:8 and gave it to the attorney to read, "But you are not to ...
~9 min.Who Should Break Bread?
biblecentre.org · ... took place before our day, so how can we be responsible. Mt. 23:35 answers us as to this principle. Zacharias had been killed hundreds of years ...
~10 min.A Divine Movement And our Path With God Today
biblecentre.org · ... one is your Master (Teacher), even Christ, and all you are brethren" (Mt. 23:8). Teachers are special helps given to the entire Church by the ...
~11 min.The Plague of Leprosy (Leviticus 13; 14)
inthebeloved.org · ... Christ makes the pronouncement, "Your house is left to you desolate" (Mt. 23:38), and the whole house has been taken away. It will therefore be ...
Position:Assembly Messenger 00-38
~12 min.'Never man spake like this man!'
biblecentre.org · ... been slain; Jerusalem was renowned as 'the city that kills the prophets' (Mt. 23:37) and their guilt would be brought to a climax by killing ( ...
~13 min.The Lord's Table
... We find still plainer language in the New Testament. The Lord Jesus says in Mt. 23:19 that the gift is sanctified by the altar. So, not only is ...
~45 min.Chapter II
... But he that is greatest among you shall be your servant" (Mt. 23:8-11). Certainly these words are plain enough against all present day ministerial ...
~45 min.Its Gifts And Ministry
biblecentre.org · ... But he that is greatest among you shall be your servant" (Mt. 23:8-11). Certainly these words are plain enough against all present day ministerial ...