The Life of the Saviour
The Life of the Saviour
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At the great festivals, they came to Jerusalem to enjoy the pomp of the occasion, and attend to the administration of justice. Pilate was accordingly now in the city. He had been governor for about five years; and was acquainted with the peculiarities of the people and of their institu- tivins.
It was yet early in the morning, when the members of the Council, removing from the house of Caiaphas, presented themselves with Jesus at the Proetorium, for so the palace of the governor was called. Jes...us was led into the presence of Pilate; but his accusers remained without; for they could not enter the house of a Gentile with- out danger of contracting a pollution, which would unfit them for participating in the festival. They could do a great injustice, but they would not endure a small defilement. So much stronger was their superstition than their principle. Ac- cordingly they remained at the tribunal in front of Mat. Xxvii. 11. Mark xv. 1. Luke xxiii. 1.
•Tohn xviii. 28.
HE IS EXAMINED BY PILATE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the great festivals, they came to Jerusalem to enjoy the pomp of the occasion, and attend to the administration of justice. Pilate was accordingly now in the city. He had been governor for about five years; and was acquainted with the peculiarities of the people and of their institu- tivins.
It was yet early in the morning, when the members of the Council, removing from the house of Caiaphas, presented themselves with Jesus at the Proetorium, for so the palace of the governor was called. Jes...us was led into the presence of Pilate; but his accusers remained without; for they could not enter the house of a Gentile with- out danger of contracting a pollution, which would unfit them for participating in the festival. They could do a great injustice, but they would not endure a small defilement. So much stronger was their superstition than their principle. Ac- cordingly they remained at the tribunal in front of Mat. Xxvii. 11. Mark xv. 1. Luke xxiii. 1.
•Tohn xviii. 28.
HE IS EXAMINED BY PILATE.
What to read after The Life of the Saviour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ware Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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