The Student's Life of Jesus
The Student's Life of Jesus
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THE LAST EIGHT DAYS 309 The Burial of Jesus, According to the Jewish law (Deut xxi. 23), the body of one who had been hung was not to remain on the tree over night, the reason being that such an one was accursed of God, and the exposure of the body over night would defile the land. In the case of the body of Jesus and the bodies of the robbers there was special urgency that they should be taken down and buried before dark, because the next day was Sabbath, and being in the Passover week was... a high or doubly sacred Sabbath (John xix. 31).
According to John (xix. 31), the religious leaders asked Pilate that the bodies might be taken away, death having first been produced by breaking the limbs. This request he granted; but before the body of Jesus had been removed, Joseph of Arimathea secured Pilate's permission to take it away for burial (John xix. 38).
This Joseph was a member of the Sanhedrin, but secretly a disciple of Jesus ; and therefore he had not consented to the counsel of the Jews (Mark xv.
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34.
THE LAST EIGHT DAYS 309 The Burial of Jesus, According to the Jewish law (Deut xxi. 23), the body of one who had been hung was not to remain on the tree over night, the reason being that such an one was accursed of God, and the exposure of the body over night would defile the land. In the case of the body of Jesus and the bodies of the robbers there was special urgency that they should be taken down and buried before dark, because the next day was Sabbath, and being in the Passover week was... a high or doubly sacred Sabbath (John xix. 31).
According to John (xix. 31), the religious leaders asked Pilate that the bodies might be taken away, death having first been produced by breaking the limbs. This request he granted; but before the body of Jesus had been removed, Joseph of Arimathea secured Pilate's permission to take it away for burial (John xix. 38).
This Joseph was a member of the Sanhedrin, but secretly a disciple of Jesus ; and therefore he had not consented to the counsel of the Jews (Mark xv.
What to read after The Student's Life of Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Holley Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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