Luke 19:2
And, behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus, which was the chief among the publicans, and he was rich.
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The Romance of M. Renan. By Napoleon Roussel.
... but the school survived, and preserved its chiefs. ... 3d, for heretics and schismatics,
publicans, Samaritans, and ... simple country folk; that they were ignorant of ...
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Faustus States his Objections to the Morality of the Law and the ...
... evil as that of calling a nature so rich in good ... the race; for they supposed that
there were no other ... fulfillment of a desire like this is very different from ...
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Publicans

Publicans: Change Their Ways Because of the Preaching of John the Baptist

Publicans: Chiefs of, Were Very Rich

Publicans: Disreputable

Publicans: Many of Attended the Preaching of Christ

Publicans: Many of Believed the Preaching of John

Publicans: Many of Embraced the Gospel

Publicans: Many of Received John's Baptism

Publicans: Matthew the Apostle Was of

Publicans: Matthew, the Tax Collector of Capernaum, Becomes an Apostle

Publicans: Often Guilty of Extortion

Publicans: Often Hospitable

Publicans: Often Kind to Their Friends

Publicans: Parable Concerning

Publicans: Suspected of Extortion

Publicans: The Collectors of the Public Taxes

Publicans: The Jews: Classed With the Most Infamous Characters

Publicans: The Jews: Despised

Publicans: The Jews: Despised Our Lord for Associating With

Publicans: Zacchaeus, Chief Among, Receives Jesus Into his House

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