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Jesus often spoke in synagogues at first, sharing his teachings during Sabbath services and evening assemblies, until opposition from religious leaders led to widespread closures. 146:4.1

Believers in Jesus were excommunicated from all synagogues in Jerusalem. (164:4.6,11) 164:5.4-5 174:5.3 190:3.3 190:5.1

The synagogues, once open to Jesus, were closed to him by the religious leaders in Jerusalem, leading to widespread opposition against his teachings. 146:4.1 154:1.2 154:2.1

The Hebron synagogue, the one synagogue in Palestine that resisted the Sanhedrin's decree, was destroyed by fire. 154:2.1

Despite the Sanhedrin's decree closing all synagogues to Jesus and his followers, the synagogue at Hebron refused to acknowledge their authority, leading to its destruction by fire. 146:4.1 154:2.1

Woe upon all those who seek chief seats in the synagogue while rejecting the revelation of God's love and truth. 166:1.4 175:1.9

Trust in the spirit within you to guide your words when enemies bring you before the rulers of synagogues and high authorities. 165:3.7

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