Examples of using Jerusalemˆ in English and their translations into Swedish
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Paper 173: Monday in Jerusalemˆ.
And so shall Jerusalemˆ be trodden down by the gentiles.
They decided to await his coming on into Jerusalemˆ.
The Jerusalemˆ religious rulers were very antagonistic;
Jesusˆ had said little to them since they left Jerusalemˆ.
This experience at Jerusalemˆ was a great inspiration to the twelve.
He only detracted from the tradition-bound religious schools of Jerusalemˆ.
Under Josiahˆ they destroyed the Jerusalemˆ ring of corrupt politicians.
O Jerusalemˆ, Jerusalemˆ, which kills the prophets
unprecedented usurpation of authority by the Jerusalemˆ Sanhedrinˆ.
I will tarry in Jerusalemˆ with you until you are ready to go into Galileeˆ.
for you have heard my words telling of the end of Jerusalemˆ.
Only the synagogues of Jerusalemˆ had been subject to the authority of the Sanhedrinˆ.
But by the next day the others, including the official spies from Jerusalemˆ, had again found Jesusˆ.
On this evening the Jerusalemˆ believers had made their first attempt to get together since the resurrection.
The messenger of Immanuelˆ who appeared to him at Jerusalemˆ when he was about twelve years old.
At least he grasped in part the spiritˆual significance of this so-called triumphal entry into Jerusalemˆ.
Isaiahˆ the first told them that Jerusalemˆ, being the city of Yahwehˆ,
and worship of Jerusalemˆ and Antiochˆ.
After the dispersion because of the Jerusalemˆ persecutions, Simonˆ went into temporary retirement.
This was one of the reasons why Jesusˆ could publicly visit Jerusalemˆ and live to go away.
The apostlesˆ had purposely entered Jerusalemˆ after nightfall that they might not be seen by the Jewish authorities.
But the Master had specifically charged them that they were to do no teaching or preaching while in Jerusalemˆ this Passover week.
The principal event of these few days in Jerusalemˆ occurred on Friday night at the home of Nicodemusˆ.
they began a systematic exploration of Jerusalemˆ and its environs.
The Baalˆ political party returned to powerˆ in Jerusalemˆ, and thus began the real Egyptˆian bondage.
All Jerusalemˆ was agog over this event,
The Galileans were not regarded with full favor by the Jerusalemˆ religious leaders and rabbinical teachers.
This refusal to accede to the Jerusalemˆ decree was based on their contention of congregational autonomy rather than on sympathy with Jesusˆ' cause.
The Gospelˆ according to Johnˆ relates much of Jesusˆ' work in Judeaˆ and around Jerusalemˆ which is not contained in the other records.