The Gospel According to St. Luke V.12 (Pt 2)
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Chief priests included — (i) the high priest; (2) those who had been high priests; (3) the chiefs of twenty-four courses (i Chron. xxiv. ). The various authorities mentioned all belonged to the great Sadducean party, who found their chief source of wealth in this profanation of the Temple.
48. Were very attentive. Hung upon Ilim. These verses show the beginning of the resolution to get rid of Jesus by guile, which found expres- sion in bribing Judas, in suborning false witnesses, and in excitin...g the people to believe that Jesus wished to destroy the Temple, the source of their liveli- hood as well as the centre of their religion. Luke omits (i) the healing of the lame and blind in the Temple ; (2) the Hosannas of the children (Matt.
xxi. 14-17) ; and (3) the story of the fig tree (Mark xi. 12-14, 20-26).
in. TUESDAY.
1. The Questions by the Sanhcdrin, xx. 1-8 ; Matt, xxi, 23-27 ; Mark xi. 27-33.
1 . The chief priests and the scribes . , . the elders. The three classes of rulers who composed the Sanhcdrin or high court at Jerusalem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chief priests included — (i) the high priest; (2) those who had been high priests; (3) the chiefs of twenty-four courses (i Chron. xxiv. ). The various authorities mentioned all belonged to the great Sadducean party, who found their chief source of wealth in this profanation of the Temple.
48. Were very attentive. Hung upon Ilim. These verses show the beginning of the resolution to get rid of Jesus by guile, which found expres- sion in bribing Judas, in suborning false witnesses, and in excitin...g the people to believe that Jesus wished to destroy the Temple, the source of their liveli- hood as well as the centre of their religion. Luke omits (i) the healing of the lame and blind in the Temple ; (2) the Hosannas of the children (Matt.
xxi. 14-17) ; and (3) the story of the fig tree (Mark xi. 12-14, 20-26).
in. TUESDAY.
1. The Questions by the Sanhcdrin, xx. 1-8 ; Matt, xxi, 23-27 ; Mark xi. 27-33.
1 . The chief priests and the scribes . , . the elders. The three classes of rulers who composed the Sanhcdrin or high court at Jerusalem.
What to read after The Gospel According to St. Luke V.12 (Pt 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay, Thomas M. (Thomas Martin), 1843-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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