drachmē — Dictionary
…tax Peter is asked about at Capernaum (didrachmon, Matthew 17:24, already on these pages), is a distinct fiscal term…
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…tax Peter is asked about at Capernaum (didrachmon, Matthew 17:24, already on these pages), is a distinct fiscal term…
…a name for the prince of the demons (Matthew 12:24; Mark 3:22). That is how a Philistine city…
…The word supplies the 'great tribulation' of Matthew 24:21 and Revelation 7:14 — the same phrase, kept identical at…
…Jesus grants the scribes their doctrine with it: 'Elijah does come, and will RESTORE all things' (Matthew 17:11), which…
…would have repented long ago in sackcloth and ashes' (Matthew 11:21) — and later still walks into its own territory…
…5:5; 8:24, twice; 8:45; 9:33; 9:49; 17:13) — never in Matthew, Mark or John, who…
…feet with krateō (Matthew 28:9), and Luke’s ‘Touch me and see’ is psēlaphaō (Luke 24:39), both already…
…But Jesus, at Matthew 23:35, names “Zechariah son of Berechiah, whom you murdered between the temple and the altar…
…the Two Ways — Deuteronomy's fork, the Sermon's two gates (Matthew 7:13), now drawn on a wartime map…
…The verb is the flogging of Jesus or his followers at Matthew 20:19, Luke 18:33, John 19:1…