The Call of the Carpenter
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Pilate's official seat was at Csesarea, but he changed his residence to Jerusalem during each passover season, to preserve order. Quite as much as any other section of their race, these Jews from abroad were turbulent in their protests against the presence of the Romans in Israel's capital, and against the traitorous Jewish oligarchy for coalescing with those Romans. In quelling an insurrection at the COLLISION 167 passover season a few years before this, Archilaus the Herodian king had slaught...ered three thousand of these Jewish pilgrims. Moreover because of Rome's mount- ing jealousy of Jerusalem — the latter disputed with Rome the honour of being the world capital — the em- pire was putting ever increasing dangers in the way of the Jews of the dispersion to revisit their holy city. These pilgrims, therefore, hailed with joy this popular hero from Galilee who was announcing the advent of a new order of society: "The Pharisees said among themselves, Perceive ye how ye prevail nothing?
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Pilate's official seat was at Csesarea, but he changed his residence to Jerusalem during each passover season, to preserve order. Quite as much as any other section of their race, these Jews from abroad were turbulent in their protests against the presence of the Romans in Israel's capital, and against the traitorous Jewish oligarchy for coalescing with those Romans. In quelling an insurrection at the COLLISION 167 passover season a few years before this, Archilaus the Herodian king had slaught...ered three thousand of these Jewish pilgrims. Moreover because of Rome's mount- ing jealousy of Jerusalem — the latter disputed with Rome the honour of being the world capital — the em- pire was putting ever increasing dangers in the way of the Jews of the dispersion to revisit their holy city. These pilgrims, therefore, hailed with joy this popular hero from Galilee who was announcing the advent of a new order of society: "The Pharisees said among themselves, Perceive ye how ye prevail nothing?
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