A History of the Jewish People in the Time of Jesus Christ volume 2 Pt1
A History of the Jewish People in the Time of Jesus Christ volume 2 Pt1
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its own authority, of such cases as did not involve sentence of death (Acts iv. 5-23, v. 21-40). It was only in cases in which sucli sentence of death was pronounced that the judg- ment required to be ratified by the authority of the procurator. Xot only is this expressly affirmed with regard to tlie Jews in the Gospel of John (xviii. 31 . R^jjuv ovk e^eariv airoKrelvai ovheva), but it follows as matter of certainty, from the account of the condemnation of Jesus as given by th...e Synop- tists. Besides, a reminiscence of this fact has survived in the Jewisli traditions/^^ But it is at the same time a fact worthy of note, that the procurator regulated his judgment in accordance with Jewish law ; only on this assumption could Pilate have pronounced sentence of death in the case of Jesus. It is true the procurator was not compelled to have any regard to Jewish law in the matter at all, but still he was at liberty to do so, and as a rule he actually did so. There vms one sjyecial offence in regard to which the Jews had been accorded the singU' lar privilege of proceeding even against Roman citizens according to Jeiuish law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. SA. NHEDKDr.
its own authority, of such cases as did not involve sentence of death (Acts iv. 5-23, v. 21-40). It was only in cases in which sucli sentence of death was pronounced that the judg- ment required to be ratified by the authority of the procurator. Xot only is this expressly affirmed with regard to tlie Jews in the Gospel of John (xviii. 31 . R^jjuv ovk e^eariv airoKrelvai ovheva), but it follows as matter of certainty, from the account of the condemnation of Jesus as given by th...e Synop- tists. Besides, a reminiscence of this fact has survived in the Jewisli traditions/^^ But it is at the same time a fact worthy of note, that the procurator regulated his judgment in accordance with Jewish law ; only on this assumption could Pilate have pronounced sentence of death in the case of Jesus. It is true the procurator was not compelled to have any regard to Jewish law in the matter at all, but still he was at liberty to do so, and as a rule he actually did so. There vms one sjyecial offence in regard to which the Jews had been accorded the singU' lar privilege of proceeding even against Roman citizens according to Jeiuish law.
What to read after A History of the Jewish People in the Time of Jesus Christ volume 2 Pt1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Schrer to read onlineMoreLess
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