gangster-nobility controlled
97:9.20(1074;2) Jesus' 17th appearance at Sychar
193:1sec(2053;3) Pontius Pilate was procurator of
185:0.1(1987;1) assisted armies of Alexander; worked to prevent rebuilding of Jerusalem
143:4.2(1612;2) false Messiah at Mount Gerizim
185:1.6(1988;5) James and John wished to bid down fire on
160:0.1-2(1772;1) parable of the good Samaritan
164:1sec(1809;3) thanks given by Samaritan leper
166:2sec(1827;3) first Hebrew prophet
97:1sec(1062;3) priests recorded Saul crowned by
97:9.4,8(1072;2) proclaimed Yahweh all-powerful, changeless Creator
97:1.4(1063;1) rough-and-ready reformer; overthrew Baal sites; chopped captive king in pieces
97:1.3(1062;5) spoke of anger of the Lord
142:3.9(1599;1) sprang from long line of Salem teachers
97:1.2(1062;4) assigned to Mighty Messengers, Those High in Authority, and Those without Name and Number
28:6.1(313;5) tertiary seconaphim, reveal true and hidden motives of any service
28:6.16-19(316;3) market squares became first places of
69:4.4(775;4) means of escaping sudden group anger
70:10.16(796;6) Jesus' accident during sandstorm
123:4.5-8(1361;5) not worthy to unloose Jesus'
135:7.2(1503;2) system immediately neighboring Satania
41:2.1(456;5) sedimentary accumulations of ancient shores
58:7.9(671;2) 19 intelligent children whose skin turned colors
64:5.2-3(722;3) Andonic parents of mutant children; lived 500,000 years ago during advance of 5th glacier
61:7.4(701;3),
66:0.1-2(741;1) all cannibalistic
89:5.3(979;2) converted Father's temple in Dalamatia into Nog shrine
67:5.5(759;3) efforts to identify ancestry must take into account later improvement by Adamic blood
64:7.12(728;1) fairly industrious away from tropics
69:2.6(773;7) hereditary dominance obscured Andonite type
81:4.13(904;8) originated in highlands northwest of India
79:0.1(878;1),
79:2.1(879;7) primary Sangiks
avoided tropics
64:7.3(726;10)
superior races; red, yellow, and blue
64:7.3(726;10),
79:5.1(883;2) secondary Sangiks
in some respects superior to primary
82:6.10(920;8)
many desirable traits to enhance primary races
82:6.2,11(919;8)
many migrated to India, Africa
64:7.3(726;10),
79:2.3(880;1)
orange, green, and indigo races
64:7.3(726;10)
substratum represents kinship of many modern peoples
80:2.3(890;7) 23 members constituted trial court
184:0.2(1978;2) asked John the Baptist if he were Elijah
135:6.6(1502;4),
135:9.4(1505;4) attitude toward Jesus
14 members resigned on motion to destroy Jesus; others ejected
168:3.3(1847;3)
of traducing the people; magic
184:3.9(1983;1)
asked Jesus whether John was from heaven
173:2.4-5(1892;1)
desired Jesus' body be thrown into Gehenna
188:0.2(2012;2)
excommunicated
hostile; condemned Jesus to death; called upon all Jewry to deliver Jesus
146:4.1(1643;2),
149:3sec(1672;4),
162:1.10(1790;2),
162:2.1(1790;4),
162:7.3,6(1796;5),
171:3.4(1871;1),
172:0.3(1878;3),
172:3.2(1880;8),
173:2.2(1891;3),
184:3.1(1982;2)
members slapped Jesus, spit in his face
184:3.15(1983;7)
practically all members espousing Jesus were Pharisees
184:1.1(1978;4),
184:3.5(1982;6)
questioned Jesus in temple
174:2sec(1899;1)
secret meetings to decide what to do with Jesus
147:6.2(1654;1)
sent observers to find cause for Jesus' apprehension
152:0.1(1698;1)
sent orthodox vanguard to inaugurate open warfare
153:1.1,7(1707;4)
sought to kill Jesus
fearing he endangered existence of nation
175:4.5,7(1911;2)
to protect temple revenues
175:4.6(1911;3)
unanimously voted death penalty on Jesus and Lazarus
172:1.9(1880;1),
175:3.1(1909;4) authority of Sanhedrin
asserted authority over all synagogues
146:4.1(1643;2),
154:2.1(1718;2)
authorized to release temple funds
185:1.5(1988;4)
highest governing body and supreme court of Jewish nation
162:2.5(1791;3),
175:3.1(1909;4)
money changers licensed by
173:2.3(1891;4)
ordained all rabbis
173:2.3(1891;4) believed untaught people accursed
162:2.9(1792;3) burned synagogue at Hebron
154:2.1(1718;2) character
kept Jews in terrible bondage to ritual, traditions
121:7.3(1340;1)
knew the truth and rejected it
180:3.2(1947;1)
moral cowards; intellectually dishonest
159:4.10(1769;1)
scrupulous regarding ceremonies and traditions
185:0.3-4(1987;3)
spiritually blind but thoroughly moral
162:3.1(1792;5) general resentment against
156:6.7(1741;7) Herod permitted
S. to seize Jesus on religious charges
154:3sec(1719;2) individual members
Joseph of Arimathea
188:1.2(2013;1)
Jesus' attitude toward the Sanhedrin
left S. undisturbed in positions of influence and power
153:2.4(1710;2),
178:1.16(1932;1)
met
with Herod in Tiberias
154:0.1(1717;1)
profits from sale of sacrificial animals
173:1.1(1888;4)
at healing of paralytic
148:9.1(1666;5)
converted spies joined evangelists
149:3.2(1672;5)
experience with Jesus regarding Sabbath
147:6.4(1654;3)
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