    Matthew 2:2

    They asked, `Where is the child who has been born to be King of the
    Jews? We saw his star rising and we have come to worship him.'

    Matthew 2:4

    He called all the chief priests and the scribes of the Jews for a
    meeting. He asked them, `Where is the Christ to be born?'

    Matthew 4:15

    He talked about, `The country of Zebulun and the country of Naphtali,
    the road by the sea, the land on the other side of the Jordan River,
    Galilee where the people are not Jews.'

    Matthew 10:5

    Jesus sent out these twelve. He said to them, `Do not go to the people
    who are not Jews. Do not go to any town of the Samaritan people.

    Matthew 10:18

    They will bring you to rulers and kings for my sake. Then you will talk
    about me to them and to those who are not Jews.

    Matthew 12:18

    He said, `This is my servant. I have chosen him. I love him. I am very
    pleased with him. I will put my Spirit on him. He will judge the people
    who are not Jews.

    Matthew 12:21

    Those who are not Jews will believe in him.'

    Matthew 20:19

    They will give him over to rulers who are not Jews. They will make fun
    of him. They will beat him and nail him to a cross. On the third day, he
    will be raised.'

    Matthew 27:11

    Jesus stood before the ruler. The ruler asked him, `Are you the King of
    the Jews?' Jesus said, `Yes, I am.'

    Matthew 27:29

    They made a big ring of thorns like a crown and put it on his head. They
    put a stick in his right hand. Then they kneeled down in front of him
    and made fun of him. They shouted, `Greetings, King of the Jews!'

    Matthew 27:37

    They put the complaint against Jesus above his head. These words were
    written there: `This is Jesus the King of the Jews.'

    Mark 7:3

    They and all the Jews keep the laws made by men. God did not give them
    those laws. They do not eat until they wash their hands very well.

    Mark 10:33

    He said, `We are going to Jerusalem. The Son of Man will be given over
    to the chief priests and the scribes. They will judge him and say he
    must die. They will give him over to rulers who are not Jews.

    Mark 15:2

    Pilate asked him, `Are you the King of the Jews?' Jesus answered, `Yes,
    I am.'

    Mark 15:9

    Then Pilate asked, `Do you want me to let the King of the Jews go free?'

    Mark 15:12

    Pilate asked them, `Then what shall I do with the man whom you call King
    of the Jews?'

    Mark 15:18

    Then they began to speak to him as if he were a king. They shouted,
    `Greetings, King of the Jews!'

    Mark 15:26

    They put the complaint they had against him above Jesus' head. It was,
    `The King of the Jews.'

    Luke 7:3

    The officer heard of Jesus. So he sent some of the leaders of the Jews
    to him. He asked him to come and heal his servant.

    Luke 12:30

    All the people who are not Jews work for these things. Your Father in
    heaven knows that you need them.

    Luke 18:32

    He will be given over to rulers who are not Jews. They will make fun of
    him. They will treat him very badly. They will spit on him.

    Luke 21:24

    They will be killed by swords or long knives. They will be taken away as
    prisoners to every country. Jerusalem will be broken down by people who
    are not Jews. They will walk over it until the end of their allowed
    time.'

    Luke 23:3

    Then Pilate asked Jesus, `Are you the King of the Jews?" Jesus answered,
    `Yes, I am.'

    Luke 23:37

    They said, `If you are the King of the Jews, save yourself!'

    Luke 23:38

    The sign that was put above Jesus' head said, `This is the King of the
    Jews.'

    Luke 23:51

    He had not wanted the people to do what they did. He was looking for the
    kingdom of God. He was from a town of the Jews, called Arimathea.

    John 1:19

    The leaders of the Jews sent priests and Levites from Jerusalem. They
    asked John, `Who are you?' John told them.

    John 2:6

    Six very large water pots made of stone were standing there. The pots
    were there because the Jews had a certain law about washing themselves.

    John 2:13

    The time for the Passover Feast of the Jews was near. So Jesus went to
    Jerusalem.

    John 2:18

    The leaders of the Jews said to Jesus, `Who gave you the right to do
    this? What big work will prove it to us?'

    John 3:1

    There was a man named Nicodemus. He was a Pharisee, a ruler and leader
    of the Jews.

    John 3:25

    John's disciples and the leaders of the Jews were talking about how to
    be clean, the way God wants us to be clean.

    John 4:8

    The woman said to Jesus, `Why do you ask me for a drink of water? You
    are a Jew and I am from Samaria.' (The Jews are not friends with the
    people of Samaria.)

    John 4:21

    You worship one whom you do not know. But we know whom we worship. The
    Saviour will come of the Jews.

    John 5:1

    After that, the Jews had a feast and Jesus went to Jerusalem.

    John 8:52

    The leaders of the Jews said to him, `Now we know it is true that a bad
    spirit is in you. Abraham died. So did the prophets. And yet you say,
    "If anyone obeys my word, he will never die."

    John 9:18

    But the leaders of the Jews did not really believe what they heard about
    the man. They did not believe that first he had been blind and now was
    able to see. So they called the parents of the man who could now see.

    John 9:22

    The parents said this because they were afraid of the Jewish leaders.
    They knew that the leaders of the Jews had already agreed that if anyone
    said Jesus is the Christ, they would be put out of the meeting place.

    John 10:19

    The Jews did not all say the same thing because of what Jesus said.

    John 10:24

    The Jews came around Jesus and said, `How long will you keep us
    wondering about this matter? If you are really the Christ, then tell us
    plainly.'

    John 10:31

    Then the leaders of the Jews picked up stones again to kill him.

    John 11:8

    They said, `Master, it is not long since the Jews wanted to kill you
    with stones. Are you going back there again?'

    John 11:19

    Many Jews had come out to see Martha and Mary. They came to comfort them
    because their brother had died.

    John 11:31

    The Jews who were in the house to comfort Mary saw her get up quickly
    and go out. They went after her. They said, `She is going to the grave
    to cry.'

    John 11:33

    Jesus saw her crying. He saw the Jews who came with her crying also.
    Then his heart was troubled very much.

    John 11:36

    `Look,' the Jews said. `He truly loved him very much!'

    John 11:45

    When they saw the things Jesus did, many of the Jews who had come with
    Mary believed on Him.

    John 11:54

    That is why Jesus did not go among the Jews in the open. But he went to
    another part of the country, to a town called Ephraim. He stayed there
    with his disciples.

    John 11:55

    The time for the Passover Feast of the Jews was near. Many people from
    all around the country went to Jerusalem. They had to make themselves
    clean according to the law before the Passover Feast.

    John 12:9

    Many of the Jews knew that Jesus was at Bethany. So they came because
    Jesus was there. But they also came to see Lazarus, whom Jesus had
    raised from death.

    John 12:11

    Many of the Jews left the priests and believed in Jesus, because of
    Lazarus.

    John 13:33

    My children, I am with you for a short time longer. You will look for
    me. What I said to the Jews I say to you now: "You cannot come to the
    place where I am going."

    John 18:14

    This was the same Caiaphas that had talked to the leaders of the Jews.
    He had said, `It is better for one man to die for the people.'

    John 18:20

    Jesus answered him, `I have talked so that anyone who wanted to could
    hear me. I have always taught in the meeting houses and in the temple.
    That is where the Jews always go. I have not said anything in a secret
    way.

    John 18:31

    Pilate said, `Take him and judge him by your own law.' The leaders of
    the Jews said, `But we are not allowed to kill anyone.'

    John 18:33

    Then Pilate went back into the court house again. He called for Jesus
    and asked him, `Are you the King of the Jews?'

    John 18:36

    Jesus answered him, `I am not a king in this world. If I were, my people
    would fight so that I would not be given to the Jews. But I am not a
    king in this world.'

    John 18:38

    Pilate said, `What is truth?' When he had said this, he went out to the
    Jews again. He told them, `I find nothing wrong in this man.

    John 18:39

    But at the Passover Feast you always want me to let one prisoner go free
    for you. Do you want me to let the King of the Jews go free?'

    John 19:3

    They said, `Greetings, King of the Jews!' They beat him with their
    hands.

    John 19:7

    he leaders of the Jews answered him, `We have a law. That law says he
    should die, because he calls himself the Son of God.' When Pilate heard
    what they said, he was very much afraid.

    John 19:12

    After that Pilate tried to let Jesus go free. But the Jews shouted, `If
    you let this man free, you are not Caesar's friend! Anyone who makes
    himself a king is fighting against Caesar!'

    John 19:13

    When Pilate heard this, he brought Jesus out. Then Pilate sat on the
    bench where the judge sits. The place was called the Street of Stone.
    The Jews called it Gabbatha.

    John 19:14

    It was about the middle of the day before the Passover Feast. Pilate
    said to the Jews, `See, here is your King!'

    John 19:17

    They took Jesus and led him away. Jesus went out carrying his own cross.
    They went to a place which the Jews called Golgotha. That means `the
    place of the skull bone'.

    John 19:19

    Pilate wrote a sign and put it on the cross. He wrote, `Jesus from
    Nazareth, the King of the Jews.'

    John 19:20

    Many of the Jews read this sign. The place where Jesus was nailed to a
    cross was near the city. The sign was written in the Jewish, Greek, and
    Latin languages.

    John 19:21

    Then the chief priests among the Jews said to Pilate, `Do not write,
    "The King of the Jews," but write, "This man said he is King of the
    Jews." '

    John 19:38

    A man named Joseph, from the town of Arimathea, was a disciple of Jesus.
    But he did not say so because he was afraid of the leaders of the Jews.
    After all this had happened, he went to Pilate. He asked him to let him
    take Jesus' body away. Pilate let him. So he came and took his body.

    John 19:40

    They wrapped linen cloth around the body of Jesus and put the myrrh and
    aloes in with the cloth. That is how Jews bury a person.

    Acts 2:5

    Crowds of Jews were staying in Jerusalem. They had come from every
    country in the world. They were good men who believed in God.

    Acts 2:9

    We people from the countries of Parthia and Media and Elam all hear the
    wonderful things God has done. So also do the people who live in the
    countries of Mesopotamia, and in Judea in Cappadocia, in Pontus, and
    Asia, in Phrygia, and Pamphylia, and in Egypt, and in some parts of
    Lybia around Cyrene, people from the city of Rome who are now living in
    Jerusalem, both Jews and those who joined themselves to the Jews, the
    people from Crete and Arabia. These men from Galilee are speaking in our
    own languages.'

    Acts 4:25

    Our father David was your servant. Through him you said by the Holy
    Spirit, "Why are the people who are not Jews so angry? And why do the
    people plan things for nothing?

    Acts 4:27

    `It is true that Herod and Pontius Pilate met together with Jews and
    those who were not Jews here in this city. They met to make secret plans
    against your holy Son Jesus, whom you made Christ.

    Acts 5:21

    When the apostles heard that, they went into the temple early in the
    morning and taught the people there. The high priest and his men came.
    They called a meeting of the court and all the leaders of the Jews. Then
    they sent men to the prison to bring the apostles out.

    Acts 6:1

    At that time more and more people joined the disciples. Then there was
    trouble about a certain matter. The Jews who spoke the Greek language
    complained against the other Jews. They said that each day when the food
    was being divided, their women whose husbands were dead did not get
    their part.

    Acts 6:5

    This pleased all the people. The men they chose were Stephen, a man who
    believed God and was full of the Holy Spirit, Philip, Prochorus,
    Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas, and Nicolaus from Antioch who had joined the
    Jews.

    Acts 6:9

    But some of the Jews argued with Stephen, and said he was wrong. (They
    belonged to the meeting place of the Free Men. They were Jews who came
    from Cyrene, Alexandria, Cilicia and Asia Minor.) They did not agree
    with Stephen.

    Acts 7:51

    `You hard-hearted people! You have hearts and ears like the people who
    are not Jews. You always fight against the Holy Spirit just as your
    fathers did long ago.

    Acts 9:15

    The Lord said, `Go, I have chosen him to take my name to the people who
    are not Jews, to kings, and to the people of Israel also.

    Acts 9:22

    But Saul became stronger and stronger. He proved that Jesus is the
    Christ and made it so plain that the Jews at Damascus did not know what
    to say.

    Acts 9:23

    Then some time after that, the leaders of the Jews planned to kill Saul.

    Acts 9:29

    He talked to the Jews who spoke the Greek language. But they did not
    agree with Saul, and so they made plans to kill him.

    Acts 10:22

    They answered, `God sent a holy angel to Cornelius. He told him to call
    you to his house and hear what you have to say. Cornelius is a captain
    in the army. He is a good man. He does what is right and obeys God. All
    the Jews speak well of him.'

    Acts 10:39

    We saw all the things which he did in the land of the Jews and in
    Jerusalem. And they hung him on a piece of wood and killed him.

    Acts 10:45

    The believers who came with Peter were Jews. They were very much
    surprised that the Holy Spirit was also sent to those who were not Jews.
    46,

    Acts 11:1

    The apostles and other Christian brothers were in Judea. They heard that
    some people who were not Jews had also believed God's message.

    Acts 11:2

    When Peter went back to Jerusalem, the leaders of the Jews found fault
    with him.

    Acts 11:3

    They asked, `Why did you visit people who are not Jews? Why did you eat
    with them?'

    Acts 11:18

    When the people heard this, they were satisfied. They praised God
    saying, `God has allowed the people who are not Jews to turn to him and
    live.'

    Acts 11:19

    Some of the people had gone to other countries because of the big
    trouble when Stephen was killed. They went as far as Phoenicia, Cyprus,
    and Antioch. They told God's word to the Jews only.

    Acts 11:20

    Some of them were men of Cyprus and Cyrene. They went to Antioch. They
    also spoke to those who were not Jews, and they told them about the Lord
    Jesus.

    Acts 12:3

    He saw that this pleased the leaders of the Jews, so he caught Peter
    also. This happened at the Jewish feast which they had each year to
    remember leaving Egypt. (It was called the Passover Feast.)

    Acts 13:5

    When they reached the town of Salamis, they told God's word in the
    meeting places of the Jews. John was with them to help.

    Acts 13:43

    The meeting was finished. There were many Jews, also those who were not
    Jews but worshipped God. They followed Paul and Barnabas. Paul and
    Barnabus kept talking to the people and told them to keep on living in
    the way that will bring God's blessing.

    Acts 13:45

    The leaders of the Jews saw that many people came. They were very
    jealous. They talked back to Paul and said he was not telling the truth.
    They also said wrong things about him.

    Acts 13:46

    But Paul and Barnabas did not fear the Jewish leaders. They said, `We
    had to tell God's word to you first but you will not listen to it. By
    that you are saying you Jews are not good enough to live for ever. So we
    will go to the people who are not Jews.

    Acts 13:47

    That is what the Lord told us to do. He said, "I have made you to be a
    light to the people who are not Jews. You will tell people everywhere in
    the world how to be saved." '

    Acts 13:48

    Those who were not Jews heard this. They were glad and they thanked God
    for his message. All those who had been chosen to live for ever
    believed.

    Acts 13:50

    But the leaders of the Jews talked to the leading women who worshipped
    God and to the chief men of Antioch. They made plenty of trouble for
    Paul and Barnabas. They made them leave that part of the country.

    Acts 14:1

    In Iconium Paul and Barnabas did as they had done before in other
    places. They went into the Jews' meeting place and spoke. Many of the
    Jews and the other people believed.

    Acts 14:2

    But the Jews who did not believe said wrong things about them. They
    spoiled the minds of those who were not Jews so that they hated the
    Christians.

    Acts 14:5

    Then some of those people who were not Jews joined together with the
    Jews and their leaders. They made a plan to give the apostles much
    trouble and to kill them with stones.

    Acts 14:27

    When they reached the city, they called all the church people together.
    They told them all that God had done for them. They said, `Now God has
    opened the way to believe for those who are not Jews.'

    Acts 15:3

    So the church people sent them on their way. They passed through the
    districts of Phoenicia and Samaria. They told them that some who were
    not Jews were believing in God. This news made all the Christian
    brothers very happy.

    Acts 15:5

    But some of the believers who belonged to the Pharisee group stood up
    and said, `They must be circumcised [like the Jews]. We must tell them
    to keep all the laws of Moses.'

    Acts 15:7

    After much talking about it, Peter stood up. He said, `Men and brothers,
    you know what happened in the first days. God chose me to tell the good
    news to those who are not Jews. They believed.

    Acts 15:12

    Then all the people stopped talking. They listened to what Paul and
    Barnabas had to say. They told them about all the signs and wonderful
    things that God had helped them to do among the people who were not
    Jews.

    Acts 15:14

    Simeon has told us how God came the first time to the people who are not
    Jews. God chose some of them to belong to him and be his people.

    Acts 15:17

    Then all the other people will find God, even those who are not Jews but
    who belong to me. So says the Lord, who is doing all these things."

    Acts 15:19

    So now, this is what I think. We should not trouble those who are not
    Jews but who have turned to God.

    Acts 15:23

    They sent a letter with them. It said, `The apostles, the church
    leaders, and the Christian brothers send greetings to the Christians who
    are not Jews in Antioch, Syria, and Cilicia.

    Acts 15:24

    We have heard that some of our people visited you and talked to you.
    They taught things that troubled you and made you believe wrong things.
    They said, "You must be circumcised like the Jews and keep the law." We
    did not tell them to teach you this.

    Acts 16:3

    Paul wanted him to go with him. He circumcised him because all the Jews
    in those places knew that his father was a Greek.

    Acts 16:20

    When they had brought them before the judges, they said, `These men are
    Jews. And they are making much trouble in our city.

    Acts 17:1

    Paul and Silas went through the cities of Amphipolis and Apollonia. Then
    they reached the town of Thessalonica. Here the Jews had a meeting
    place.

    Acts 17:5

    But some Jews did not believe, and they were jealous. So they called
    some of the bad men together and made a crowd. They started to fight and
    to make plenty of trouble and noise in the city. At Jason's house they
    went in by force to find Paul and Silas. They wanted to bring them
    outside to the people.

    Acts 17:10

    That night the Christian brothers sent Paul and Silas to the town of
    Berea. When they reached there, they went into the Jews' meeting place.

    Acts 17:13

    The leaders of the Jews in Thessalonica heard that Paul told the word of
    God to the people at Berea. They came to Berea and talked to the people.
    They said things that made the people very angry against Paul.

    Acts 17:17

    In the meeting place he talked with the Jews and those who believed in
    the true God. In the market every day, he talked to people he met there.

    Acts 18:2

    There he met a Jew named Aquila, born in Pontus. A short time before
    this he and his wife Priscilla had come from the country of Italy. They
    left Italy because Claudius the ruler had ordered all the Jews to leave
    Rome. This was the big city in Italy. Paul went to the house of Aquila
    and Priscilla.

    Acts 18:4

    Every Sabbath day he talked with the people in the meeting place for the
    Jews. He tried to talk so that the Jews and the Greeks would believe.

    Acts 18:5

    When Silas and Timothy came from Macedonia, Paul felt in his heart that
    he must prove to the Jews that Jesus is the Christ.

    Acts 18:6

    But the people talked back to Paul. And they said wrong things about
    him. Paul shook his clothes and said to them, `If you are lost, it is
    your own fault, not mine! From now on I will go to those who are not
    Jews.'

    Acts 18:12

    When Gallio was the ruler of the province of Achaia, the Jews got
    together to stop Paul. They took him to court.

    Acts 18:14

    Paul wanted to speak. Then Gallio said to the Jews, `You Jews, if it
    were a matter of wrong or of doing something very bad, I would listen to
    you.

    Acts 18:19

    When they reached the city of Ephesus, Paul left the others there. He
    himself went to the meeting place and talked with the Jews.

    Acts 18:20

    The Jews begged him to stay longer but he would not stay.

    Acts 18:28

    He talked strongly with the Jews before the people. He proved to them
    from the holy writings that Jesus is the Christ.

    Acts 19:10

    This went on for two years, and all the people who lived in the province
    of Asia, both the Jews and the Greeks, heard the Lord's word.

    Acts 19:13

    Some Jews were there who travelled about from place to place. They had
    power over bad spirits like witch-doctors. They tried to make people
    free from bad spirits by using the name of the Lord Jesus. They said to
    the spirits, `I tell you, in the name of Jesus, the one Paul talks
    about, come out!'

    Acts 19:17

    When all the Jews and the Greeks at Ephesus knew about this, they all
    feared. And they had great respect for the name of the Lord Jesus.

    Acts 19:33

    The Jews pushed Alexander forward. Some of the people put him in front.
    He put up his hand and wanted to talk to the people.

    Acts 20:19

    You know how I have served the Lord without being proud. And I have even
    cried for you. I served the Lord when I had troubles and when the
    leaders of the Jews tried to catch me.

    Acts 20:21

    I have told both the Jews and the Greeks to stop doing wrong things. I
    have told them to believe in our Lord Jesus Christ.

    Acts 21:11

    When he came to us, he took Paul's belt. He tied his own hands and feet
    with it. Then he said, `The Holy Spirit has told me that in the same way
    the leaders of the Jews in Jerusalem will tie the man who owns this
    belt. They will give him over to the people who are not Jews.'

    Acts 21:19

    First, Paul greeted them. Then he told them one by one the things God
    had done as he worked among the people who were not Jews.

    Acts 21:20

    When they heard it, they praised the Lord. They said to Paul, `Brother,
    there are many thousands of Jews who believe. They all say we must obey
    the law of Moses.

    Acts 21:21

    They have heard that you teach all the Jews who live in other lands.
    They heard that you tell them not to obey Moses' law: that they need not
    circumcise their children like the Jews do; and they can leave the
    Jewish ways of living.

    Acts 21:25

    We sent a letter to those who are not Jews and have believed. Here is
    what we told them they must not do. They must not touch things that have
    been given to idols. They must not taste blood. They must not eat the
    meat of animals that were killed by choking. And they must not take part
    in any kind of wrong sexual behaviour between men and women.'

    Acts 21:40

    So the officer let him talk. Paul stood on the steps and put up his
    hand. Then all the people were very quiet. He talked to them in the
    Jews' language.

    Acts 22:2

    hen the people heard him speak in the Jews' language, they were even
    more quiet. Then Paul said, `I am a Jew. I was born in the city of
    Tarsus in Cilicia. But I was raised here in this city. Gamaliel was my
    teacher. He taught me very well in the law of our fathers. I was trying
    hard to obey God, just as you all are today.

    Acts 22:5

    The high priest and all the leaders know that this is true about me.
    They wrote letters for me to carry to the leaders of the Jews in the
    city of Damascus. I went to have the Christians there tied and brought
    to Jerusalem to be punished.'

    Acts 22:12

    `A man named Ananias was there. He obeyed the law of Moses, and all the
    Jews who lived there spoke well of him.

    Acts 22:21

    But the Lord said to me, "Go! I will send you far away to the people who
    are not Jews." '

    Acts 23:13

    There were more than forty Jews who made this secret plan together.

    Acts 23:20

    The young man said, `The leaders of the Jews have made a plan. They will
    ask you to bring Paul down to court tomorrow. They will say that they
    wish to find out more about him.

    Acts 23:21

    But you must not do this. More than forty Jews are waiting for him. They
    have made a promise to themselves. They will not eat or drink until they
    have killed him. They are ready now and waiting for your agreement.'

    Acts 23:27

    This man was caught by the Jews. They were ready to kill him. But I came
    with my soldiers and took him away, because I found out that he is a
    Roman.

    Acts 24:5

    We have found this man to be a real trouble-maker. He talks to the Jews
    all over the world and causes them to disobey the laws. He is the
    leading trouble-maker of the Nazarene group.

    Acts 24:9

    The Jews agreed with what Tertullus the lawyer said. They said, `Yes,
    yes, he is telling the truth.'

    Acts 24:19

    Some Jews were there from Asia Minor. They should be here before you and
    talk against me if they have anything to say.

    Acts 25:2

    Then the chief priests and the leaders of the Jews told him what they
    had against Paul.

    Acts 25:10

    Paul said, `I am standing in Caesar's court. That is where I should be
    judged. I have done nothing wrong to the Jews. You yourself know that
    well.

    Acts 25:11

    If I have done wrong things, or any wrong thing for which I should die,
    then I do not ask to live. But if the things these people say are not
    true, then no one has power to give me up to the leaders of the Jews. I
    ask to go to Caesar.'

    Acts 25:15

    When I was in Jerusalem, the chief priest and leaders of the Jews came
    to me. They talked against him, and they asked me to punish him.

    Acts 26:2

    `King Agrippa, I am happy to speak for myself before you today. I will
    talk about all the things the leaders of the Jews have said against me.

    Acts 26:3

    You know all the ways of the Jews. You know what they believe. So please
    take time to listen to me.

    Acts 26:4

    `All the Jews know the way I lived from the time I was young. From the
    beginning I lived with my own people at Jerusalem.

    Acts 26:14

    We all fell to the ground. I heard someone say to me in the Jews'
    language, "Saul, Saul, why are you troubling me? You hurt yourself when
    you kick against the sticks which guide you."

    Acts 26:17

    I will keep you safe from your own people, the Jews. And I will keep you
    safe from those who are not Jews. I am sending you to them.

    Acts 26:20

    I told the good news to the people of Damascus and Jerusalem. Then I
    told it all over Judea. I went to those who are not Jews. I told
    everyone that they must stop doing wrong things and turn to God. I told
    them they must show by the way they live that they have stopped doing
    wrong things.

    Acts 26:21

    That is why the leaders of the Jews caught me in the temple and tried to
    kill me.

    Acts 26:23

    They said Christ must suffer. They said he would be the first person to
    rise from death. He would be the first person to bring news of light to
    the Jews and those who are not Jews.'

    Acts 28:17

    After three days, Paul called for the leaders of the Jews at Rome. When
    they had come, he said to them, `My brothers, I have done nothing
    against our people. I have obeyed the laws of our fathers. And yet I was
    made a prisoner at Jerusalem and was given over to the Romans.

    Acts 28:20

    Now, here is why I have asked to see you and to talk to you. I am a
    prisoner tied with chains because I believe the same promise the Jews
    believe.'

    Acts 28:21

    They said to him, `The people of Judea have not written us any letter
    about you. When our brother Jews have come here, not one of them has
    told or said anything wrong about you.

    Acts 28:28

    Paul said, `Therefore know this. The message that God will save them has
    been sent to those who were not Jews. They will listen to it.'

    Romans 1:16

    I am not ashamed of the good news of Jesus Christ. The good news is the
    power God uses to save every one who believes. The good news was for the
    Jews first, but also for those who are not Jews.

    Romans 2:9

    Every one who does what is wrong will have much trouble and a hard time.
    This will happen to the Jews first, then to those who are not Jews.

    Romans 2:10

    And every one who does what is good, will be made great. He will have
    honour and peace. This will happen to the Jews first and then to those
    who are not Jews.

    Romans 2:17

    But you call yourselves Jews. You believe the law. You are proud of your
    God.

    Romans 2:24

    The holy writings say, `People who are not Jews say wrong things about
    the name of God. They do it because of what you Jews do.'

    Romans 3:2

    It is much better in every way. First, God's law was given to the Jews.

    Romans 3:3

    But some Jews did not keep his law. Does that mean that God cannot be
    trusted?

    Romans 3:9

    So what shall we say? Are we Jews any better than other people? No, we
    are not! I have already shown that all men, both Jews and people who are
    not Jews have done wrong things.

    Romans 3:29

    Is God the God of the Jews only? Is he not the God of other people also?
    Yes, he is. There is only one God of all peoples.

    Romans 3:30

    He will put right people who have been circumcised [the Jews] because
    they believe. And he will also put right people who are not circumcised
    when they believe.

    Romans 9:3

    They are Jews. God gave them the right to be his sons. He showed them
    how great he is. He made agreements with them. He gave them the law. He
    told them how to worship him. He gave them the promises.

    Romans 9:5

    God will do what he said he would do. Not all who are Jews belong to the
    real Israel.

    Romans 9:7

    This means that not all who were born in Abraham's family are God's
    children. God promised Abraham a son [Isaac]. His children [the Jews]
    are the ones that God called Abraham's true family.

    Romans 9:23

    That means he also called us. He called not only those who are Jews, but
    also those who are not Jews.

    Romans 9:29

    So what shall we say? The people who are not Jews have been put right
    with God. They did nothing to make themselves right with God. But they
    were put right because they believed God.

    Romans 9:30

    But the Jews tried to obey the law that could make them good people. But
    they did not obey it all.

    Romans 10:1

    My brothers, with all my heart I want the Jews to be saved. And I ask
    God to save them.

    Romans 10:12

    The Jews and other people are alike. The same Lord is Lord of all
    people. He richly blesses all who call out to him.

    Romans 10:19

    But I ask, did not the Jews know? First the book of Moses says, `I will
    make you jealous through people who are not a nation like the Jews. I
    will make you angry through people who do not even know or understand
    these things.'

    Romans 10:21

    But he says about the Jews, `All day I held out my hands to a people who
    did not obey me, who said wrong things against me.'

    Romans 11:7

    So what does that mean? The Jews did not get what they tried to get.
    Only the people God chose got it. The hearts of the rest of the people
    became hard.

    Romans 11:11

    So I ask, `Have their feet been caught so that they have really fallen
    down?' No. But because they began to fall, the people who are not Jews
    were told how to be saved. That would make the Jews jealous.

    Romans 11:12

    The people who are not Jews have been richly blessed because the Jews
    failed. So it will be even better for them when the Jews no longer fail
    God.

    Romans 11:13

    Now I say this to you who are not Jews. I am an apostle to those who are
    not Jews, so I think highly of the work I have been sent to do.

    Romans 11:14

    I want the people of my own nation, the Jews, to be jealous. Then I may
    be able to save some of them.

    Romans 11:15

    God turned away from the Jews in order to bring the world back to
    himself. Then if that is true, when he takes the Jews back to himself,
    will not that be like making dead people live?

    Romans 11:23

    God will also put back the other branches if they believe. God is able
    to put the Jews back where they belong.

    Romans 11:25

    My brothers, I want you to know something that has been a secret. Then
    you will not be proud of yourselves. The secret is this. Some Jews will
    have hard hearts until the right number of other people have come in.

    Romans 11:26

    Then all the Jews will be saved. The holy writings say, `Someone will
    come from Zion to save people. He will take away the wrong ways of our
    father Jacob.'

    Romans 11:28

    The Jews make themselves enemies of God because they do not want the
    good news of Jesus Christ. That helps you since the good news has then
    come to you. But God still loves the Jews because of the promise he made
    to their fathers long ago.

    Romans 11:30

    At one time you did not obey God. But now he has been kind to you
    because the Jews did not obey him.

    Romans 15:8

    What I say is this. Christ came to serve the Jews. He did this to prove
    that what God said was true. He proved that God kept his promises to the
    fathers.

    Romans 15:9

    He did this so that people who are not Jews would praise God because he
    is kind. The holy writings say, `So I will praise you among the people
    who are not Jews. I will sing songs to your name.'

    Romans 15:10

    The holy writings also say, `People who are not Jews, be glad with those
    who are God's people.'

    Romans 15:11

    And they also say, `People who are not Jews, praise the Lord. All
    peoples should praise him.'

    Romans 15:12

    Also, Isaiah says, `Someone from Jesse's family will come. He will come
    to rule the people who are not Jews. People who are not Jews will have
    hope in him.'

    Romans 15:16

    I am a servant of Christ Jesus to the people who are not Jews. I am like
    a priest to them, to tell them God's good news. Then I offer the people
    to God. That pleases God. They have been accepted by him and made holy
    by the Holy Spirit.

    Romans 15:18

    I will speak only of what Christ has done through me. People who are not
    Jews have obeyed the good news. They have obeyed because of what I told
    them and because of what I did.

    Romans 15:27

    They wanted to do it, and they should do it for them. The Jews gave the
    people who were not Jews the good things their spirits need. So the
    people who were not Jews should give the Jews the good things their
    bodies need.

    Romans 16:4

    They almost died to save me. I am not the only one who thanks them. All
    the churches who are not Jews thank them also.

    Romans 16:26

    The books of the prophets have told this message. The God who lives for
    ever told the prophets to write this message so that all the people who
    are not Jews will believe and obey.

    1 Corinthians 1:22

    The Jews say, `We must see a sign.' Those who are not Jews say, `We want
    something we can understand.'

    1 Corinthians 1:23

    But we tell people about Christ who died on a cross. The leaders of the
    Jews do not like this, and those who are not Jews laugh at it.

    1 Corinthians 1:24

    But some have been called by God. They are chosen, both Jews and other
    people. Christ is God's power to save them. This shows how wise he is.

    1 Corinthians 5:1

    I have heard a very bad report about you. I hear there are wrong sexual
    ways among you. Even the people who are not Jews do not allow wrong sex
    such as this among them. A man is living with his father's wife!

    1 Corinthians 9:20

    When I was with the Jews, I lived like the Jews, so that I might win the
    Jews to Christ. I was not under the law. But I lived as if I was under
    the law of the Jews. I did this so that I might win to Christ those who
    are under the law.

    1 Corinthians 9:21

    When I was with those who do not have the law of the Jews, I lived as if
    I did not have the law of the Jews. I did this so that I might win them
    also. Of course, I myself have laws. I follow the laws of Christ.

    1 Corinthians 10:18

    See what the Jews do. Those who eat the sacrifices all eat things that
    are sacrificed.

    1 Corinthians 10:32

    Do nothing that will make Jews, or Greeks, or those who belong to the
    church of God, turn away from God.

    1 Corinthians 12:13

    The one Spirit baptized us all to make one body. It made no difference
    whether we were Jews or Greeks, whether we were slaves or free men. We
    were all given to drink of one Spirit.

    2 Corinthians 11:25

    I have travelled much. I have crossed bad rivers. I have gone where men
    might steal my things. The Jews and those who are not Jews have troubled
    me. I have been in hard places in the city. I have had hard times in the
    desert. I have had hard times on the water. I have had hard times among
    those who should have been my brothers and were not.

    Galatians 1:13

    You have heard how I lived while I was still under the law of the Jews.
    I troubled the church of God very much. And I even tried to stop the
    church people altogether.

    Galatians 1:14

    I knew more about the law of the Jews than many of my own age among my
    people. I wanted much more than they did to obey the laws which our
    fathers passed down to us, even the ones that were not written.

    Galatians 1:16

    God wanted to show his Son to me so that I might tell people who are not
    Jews about him. I did not go and ask any other person about the good
    news.

    Galatians 2:2

    God showed me that I should go. And I told them about the good news
    which I tell to people who are not Jews. I told those who seemed to be
    church leaders when I was alone with them. I did not want my work to
    come to nothing - the work I had done or the work I was doing.

    Galatians 2:7

    No, the leaders saw that God called me to take the good news to those
    who are not circumcised [not Jews], just as he called Peter to take the
    good news to those who are circumcised [Jews].

    Galatians 2:8

    The same God who made Peter an apostle to the Jews made me an apostle to
    those who are not Jews.

    Galatians 2:9

    The leaders saw that God had blessed me. James, Peter, and John seemed
    to be leaders in the church. They saw that God had blessed me. So they
    accepted Barnabas and me as fellow workers. They agreed that we should
    go to the people who were not Jews and they themselves would go to the
    Jews.

    Galatians 2:12

    Here is what happened. Peter ate with those who were not Jews. Then some
    men came whom James had sent. When they came he stopped eating with
    those who were not Jews. He was afraid of what the Jews might think.

    Galatians 2:13

    All the other Jewish Christians did the same as Peter did. They acted as
    if it was not right to eat with those who were not Jews. Even Barnabas
    did the same.

    Galatians 2:14

    But I saw they were not doing right. They were not obeying the true
    teaching of the good news. So I said to Peter in front of them all, `You
    are a Jew. But you live the way people do who are not Jews. How then can
    you force those who are not Jews to live the way the Jews do?'

    Galatians 2:15

    We ourselves were born Jews. We are not of those who still follow wrong
    ways, those who are not Jews.

    Galatians 2:16

    Yet we know that God does not call a man good because he tries to obey
    the law of the Jews. But we know that God puts a man right because he
    believes in Jesus Christ. So we also believed in Jesus Christ. And we
    are put right with God because we believe in Christ and not because we
    obey the law. No person will ever be called good by God just because he
    tries to obey the law of the Jews.

    Galatians 3:2

    Here is one thing I want to ask you. You received the Holy Spirit. Was
    that because you obeyed the law [given to the Jews by Moses]? No, it was
    because you heard God's word and believed it.

    Galatians 3:8

    The holy writings say that he will put people right with himself if they
    believe him, even those who are not Jews. It was written down before God
    did it. The holy writings told the good news to Abraham ahead of time.
    It said, `God will make you a blessing to all nations and people.'

    Galatians 3:14

    Christ Jesus did this so that those who are not Jews will have the
    blessing which Abraham had. He did this so that when we believe, we will
    receive the Spirit who was promised to us.

    Ephesians 2:11

    So remember that you were not born Jews. (They call you `The
    Uncircumcised').

    Ephesians 2:14

    Christ has made peace between us. He has brought both Jews and non-Jews
    together into one people. He has broken down the wall that divided us.

    Ephesians 3:1

    That is why I, Paul, am a prisoner who belongs to Jesus Christ. It is
    for the sake of you people who are not Jews.

    Ephesians 3:6

    This is God's plan. Those who are not Jews will also share in the
    blessings of God. They also are a part of the body of Jesus Christ. They
    also will receive the things God has promised in Jesus Christ through
    the good news.

    Ephesians 3:8

    I am less than the least of all God's people, and yet he blessed me. It
    is my work to tell those who are not Jews about the wonderful blessings
    of Christ. There are so many that we cannot know them all.

    Colossians 1:27

    He wanted them to know that his plan is very great and wonderful for
    those who are not Jews. And this plan is that Christ is in you! He is
    your hope for all the wonderful things that are to come.

    Colossians 4:11

    Jesus, whose other name is Justus, also sends greetings. These men are
    the only Jews who are doing God's work with me. And they have comforted
    me much.

    1 Thessalonians 2:14

    My brothers, you were like the churches of God in Judea which belong to
    Christ Jesus. The people of your own country troubled you in the same
    way that the Jews troubled them.

    1 Thessalonians 2:16

    They try to stop us from talking to those people who are not Jews. They
    do not want them to be saved. So they are always doing wrong things. And
    now at last, God has become very angry with them. have been away from
    you for a short time in body, but not in heart. We wanted very much to
    see you face to face, and we tried hard to come.

    1 Timothy 2:7

    I was chosen to tell about this and to be an apostle. I am telling the
    truth. I am not lying. I was chosen to teach people who are not Jews. I
    must teach them to believe and to know what is true.

    2 Timothy 1:11

    I have been chosen to tell that good news. I have been chosen to go out
    and teach it to those who are not Jews.

    2 Timothy 4:17

    But the Lord was with me. He gave me strength to tell the message. All
    those who are not Jews heard it. And I was saved out of the mouth of the
    lion.

    Hebrews 11:28

    He believed God and obeyed his law about the Passover Feast, and put
    blood on the door posts. He did this so that the angel who killed the
    oldest sons of the Egyptians, would pass over. Then he would not kill
    the oldest sons in the families of the Jews.

    Revelation 2:9

    `He says, "I know the things you do and the trouble you have. I know you
    are poor. But you are rich in some ways. I know some people do not
    respect God. They call themselves Jews. But they are not real Jews. They
    belong to Satan's people.

    Revelation 3:9

    Look! I will bring some people who belong to Satan's group. They call
    themselves Jews, but they are not real Jews. They lie. Look, I will make
    them come and kneel down in front of you. They will know that I have
    loved you.