| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - t could not, being hindered by Herod: who, though he had a good will and strong inclination to take away his life, yet what with fearing the terror of his own conscience, and the reverence and respect he had for John, as a good man; and especially for the reason here given, he did not do it, for he feared the multitude: not God, but the multitude; and these, not only the large number of people tha
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