The Pharisees: Christ: Compared, to Whited Sepulchres
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Matthew 23:27
Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for you are like to white washed sepulchers, which indeed appear beautiful outward, but are within full of dead men's bones, and of all uncleanness.
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Messiah Despised, and Rejected of Men
... of their most admired characters, and compared the men ... But the Scribes and Pharisees
were the public, authorized ... The Gospel of Christ has often been, and is to ...
/.../newton/messiah vol 1/sermon xvii messiah despised and.htm

Entire Sanctification as Taught by Paul.
... And as the Gospel of Christ is intended for the ... His scathing denunciation of the
Scribes and Pharisees, compared them to whited sepulchres, looking well ...
/.../clark/the theology of holiness/chapter vii entire sanctification as.htm

The Third Day in Passion-Week - the Last Controversies and ...
... Compared with this, the other question as to the ... is not easy to understand the precise
allusion of Christ. ... one of the characteristics of the Pharisees; but we ...
/.../edersheim/the life and times of jesus the messiah/chapter iv the third day.htm

The Land and the People.
... Spiess, Ramage; but what are they all compared with the ... 137), "not a few sayings
of Christ, circulated by ... the greatest and best of all Pharisees" (Ewald), but ...
/.../schaff/history of the christian church volume i/section 17 the land and.htm

A Description of Heart-Purity
... befilthying a thing it is, it is compared to a ... ours is but a Pharisaic purity; and
Christ says, Except ... the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, ye shall ...
/.../16 a description of heart-purity.htm

The Morality of the Gospel.
... "Wo unto you, Scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! ... that it was suitable to the character
which Christ assumed, and ... either of one year or three, compared with his ...
/.../paley/evidences of christianity/chapter ii the morality of.htm

Thoughts Upon Our Call and Election.
... and yet notwithstanding; if they be compared with .the many ... ver.5. Thus we read of
the Pharisees, that they ... when they heard the Words of Christ, they derided ...
/.../beveridge/private thoughts upon a christian life/thoughts upon our call and.htm

False Profession.
... not from iniquity, to whom may he be compared? The Pharisees, for that they professed
religion but ... not answerably thereto, unto what doth Christ compare them ...
//christianbookshelf.org/bunyan/the riches of bunyan/xx false profession.htm

Tit. 2:06 Thoughts for Young Men
... Alas, what a wreck is man, compared to what he might ... be ashamed of owning at the
coming of Christ, and the ... no wish to see you grow up formalists and Pharisees. ...
/.../chapter xix tit 2 6 thoughts.htm

A Holy Life the Beauty of Christianity: Or, an Exhortation to ...
... 2. There is a reproachful and scandalous naming of the name of Christ, such as the
Jews and Pharisees did accustom themselves unto, as to call him Jesus, the ...
/.../bunyan/the works of john bunyan volumes 1-3/a holy life the beauty.htm

Resources
What is the leaven of the Pharisees? | GotQuestions.org

Why did John the Baptist refer to the Pharisees as a brood of vipers? | GotQuestions.org

Why did Jesus refer to the Pharisees as a “child of hell” in Matthew 23:15? | GotQuestions.org

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Pharisees: A Sect of the Jews

Pharisees: Association With Publicans and Sinners

Pharisees: Become Disciples of Jesus

Pharisees: Come to Jesus With Questions

Pharisees: Concerning the Resurrection

Pharisees: Doctrines of

Pharisees: Hypocrisy of, Reproved by Jesus

Pharisees: Hypocrisy of, Reproved by John

Pharisees: Paul, a Pharisee

Pharisees: Reject: Christ

Pharisees: Reject: John

Pharisees: They Minister to Jesus

Pharisees: Traditions of, in Regard to Fasting

Pharisees: Traditions of, in Regard to The Duties of Children to Parents

Pharisees: Traditions of, in Regard to The Sabbath

Pharisees: Traditions of, in Regard to The Washing of Hands

The Pharisees by Descent, Especially Esteemed

The Pharisees: A Sect of the Jews

The Pharisees: As a Body, Rejected John's Baptism

The Pharisees: Believed in the Resurrection

The Pharisees: Character of Active in Proselytising

The Pharisees: Character of Ambitious of Precedence

The Pharisees: Character of Avaricious

The Pharisees: Character of Cruel in Persecuting

The Pharisees: Character of Fond of Distinguished Titles

The Pharisees: Character of Fond of Public Salutations

The Pharisees: Character of Oppressive

The Pharisees: Character of Outwardly Moral

The Pharisees: Character of Particular in Paying all Dues

The Pharisees: Character of Rigid in Fasting

The Pharisees: Character of Self-Righteous

The Pharisees: Character of Zealous of the Law

The Pharisees: Character of Zealous of Tradition

The Pharisees: Christ: Asked for Signs By

The Pharisees: Christ: Called Fools and Blind Guides

The Pharisees: Christ: Called, and Evil and Adulterous Generation

The Pharisees: Christ: Called, Serpents and Generation of Vipers

The Pharisees: Christ: Compared, to Graves That Appear Not

The Pharisees: Christ: Compared, to Whited Sepulchres

The Pharisees: Christ: Condemned By, for Associating With Sinners

The Pharisees: Christ: Declared the Doctrines of, to be Hypocrisy

The Pharisees: Christ: Declared the Imaginary Righteousness of, to be Insufficient

The Pharisees: Christ: Denounced Woes Against

The Pharisees: Christ: Left Judea for a Time on Account of

The Pharisees: Christ: Offended, by his Doctrine

The Pharisees: Christ: Often Invited By

The Pharisees: Christ: Tempted By, With Questions About the Law

The Pharisees: Christ: Watched By, for Evil

The Pharisees: had Disciples

The Pharisees: Imputed Christ's Miracles to Satan's Power

The Pharisees: Made Broad Their Phylacteries

The Pharisees: Many Priest and Levites Were of

The Pharisees: Many Rulers, Lawyers, and Scribes Were of

The Pharisees: Often Sought to Destroy Christ

The Pharisees: Sent officers to Apprehend Christ

The Pharisees: some Came to John for Baptism

The Pharisees: The Strictest Observers of the Mosaic Ritual

The Pharisees: Their Opinions, a Standard for Others

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