This particular expression does not reflect the method of Palestinian Jews giving sermons from their synagogues. However, no such event is recorded either by the scriptures of the Holy Books or the pages of history. However, there has been no archeological evidence to substantiate such a claim. They are more indicative of places such as Spain or Italy of Medieval Europe. However, the Pharisee sect did not come into being until 200 B.C. during the Jewish Macabean Era.
Reference is made to soldiers being rolled out like casks of wood when washed to refill with wine.
However, wooden casks were not typical of the times of Jesus' ministry. In that time and still today, wine skins were used, made of animal hides, not wood. Wooden wine casks reflect Medieval Europe from where they were exported to other parts of the world. However, during the times of Jesus, Palestinian currency tended to be in silver pieces. All evidence indicates that it is a forgery composed by someone most likely during the Middle Ages of Europe as an attack on Christianity.