Outlines of Sacred History From the Creation of the World to the Destruction O
Outlines of Sacred History From the Creation of the World to the Destruction O
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Here the blessed Saviour, after being mocked and 246 CHRIST BEFORE THE SANHEDRIM.
derided, was detained as a prisoner, until the followinf^ morning-; when the Sanhedrim, or Jewish Senate, as- sembled. In this interval, Simon Peter, who had fol- lowed to witness the event, being suspected of some connexion with Jesus, thrice solemnly denied all know- ledge of the Master for whom, but a few hours before, he had professed his readiness to die. At the last denial the cock crew, and Peter, reminded ...by the sound, of Christ's prophecy, was filled with sorrow and repentant shame. He went out from the hall of the high priest, and wept bitterly.
Tiie morning of Friday, tlie sixth day of Passion week, was about to dawn, when the Sanhedrim came together, and ordered Clirist to be brought before them. An unexpected difficulty occurred ; they had made their Lord a prisoner, but they had not found any person thati could bring a charge against him. At length two per- sons were procured, wlio deposed to his having declared, "I am able to destroy the temple of God, and to build it in three days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here the blessed Saviour, after being mocked and 246 CHRIST BEFORE THE SANHEDRIM.
derided, was detained as a prisoner, until the followinf^ morning-; when the Sanhedrim, or Jewish Senate, as- sembled. In this interval, Simon Peter, who had fol- lowed to witness the event, being suspected of some connexion with Jesus, thrice solemnly denied all know- ledge of the Master for whom, but a few hours before, he had professed his readiness to die. At the last denial the cock crew, and Peter, reminded ...by the sound, of Christ's prophecy, was filled with sorrow and repentant shame. He went out from the hall of the high priest, and wept bitterly.
Tiie morning of Friday, tlie sixth day of Passion week, was about to dawn, when the Sanhedrim came together, and ordered Clirist to be brought before them. An unexpected difficulty occurred ; they had made their Lord a prisoner, but they had not found any person thati could bring a charge against him. At length two per- sons were procured, wlio deposed to his having declared, "I am able to destroy the temple of God, and to build it in three days.
What to read after Outlines of Sacred History From the Creation of the World to the Destruction O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, W. C. (William Cooke), 1800-1849 to read onlineMoreLess
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