The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-03
A Case in Sudse ponfiws Pilates
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From the Goenol St luke .
CHAPTER NXIII.

Vim l'JIG -AAlll.
And the whole mnltitode OF them arose =,
and led him unto Plate.
2 And they began o accuse h IN, saying,
We 'ounl this .fs1'o,0 perv.rins the nltion,
and iorbdding to Civ. tribue to Cesar, say,
ing. that he him ellis Cnrisl King.
3 And Pi'ae asked him, saying Art thou
the X ng of the Jews? And he ausw cred, ,
hm, and sad, thou ayes II.
Il Thea said P,la.e to the chief Priests
and to the people, l fad no fault in this
tuan.
S, And they were The more f9rce, sa7ing
He Sirrih up tn people, teaching through
out all Jewry, beginning hom Gailllee to
this place.
6. When PLATE heard Of Galilee, he ask ..
ed whether the man Were a galliean
Z. And as soon as he knew that he belon
ged unto tlerod'S jurisdiction, he sent him
lem at that time.
8. And when Ilerod saw Jesus, he was
exec ding g.ad for he was des rouS TO see
him Of long season. because he had heard
many things OF him: he hopci TO have
seen some miracle done by him.
. Then he questioned with h m in many
wo d.: bat answered him nothing
%, And he said unto them the third time
Why, what evil hath he done? have ound
no cause Of death IN him: I will thereto
cras;ise him and let him 90.
% AMI they were instantly with loud voi>
ces, requiring that he might be crucfied -
| And the Voices Of them andot the chic
priAstsprevaIled.
81 And P,la'e gave sentence that it should
be AS they required
25. Ard be released unto them him that
| for Sedii ard murder was cast into prison,
whom they had desired; but he delivered Je.
suS o their will.
26. Aud as they led him away, they laid
| hold upon one Simon a Cyrenian, coming
out o the country, and on Lin they laid the
Gro s, that he might bear it alter Jesus.
| o. And there followed him greater com
pany Of people, and o woman, which also be-
wal ed and lamented HIM. -
% But Jesus turning unto them, said,
| daughters of JeruSal M weep not for me
but weep for yourselves, and for your chil~
| dreD.
20, For beho d the days are coming, in
which they shall say. Blessed are the barr
rem, and the wombs that never bare, and tn,
! the paps vi hich never gave suck.
! 80 Then shall they begin to say to the
mountains, Fall on US; and TO the hills cover
us.
81. For ifthey DO these things in green
| tree, what shall be done in the dry?
lC. And the Chief priests and scrib.s stood
and vehemently accused him,
IL. And flerod with his men Of war set
him at n5ugh., and m)ckoi him, and array ed
him IN gorgeous ro5s, and sent him again
to Plate.
II And the same day Plate and uerod
were made friends together; for b9fore taey
were at eninity b2twaen thems Ives.
-. AMI Plate, when h5 htl clllei to
seihor the caisf priests anl rulers and the
people.
II Said unto them. Yc have brought
this man unto me as one that perverteth the
people; AMI, behold |, having extmined him
be ore you, have ound 10 fault in this man
touching those thia5s whereof ye accuse
him.
l5 No, nor yet Herol. for sent you to
him: and 10 nothing worthy Of dea h is done
uhtO him.
IL. will therefore chas,ise him, and re.
lease hlm
II. (For oil necessity he must release one
unto them at the feast) ss
l8. And they cried out allat onco saying,
Away with the man, and release unto Us
BaIrabas:
(Wno for certain seaitioa made in the
city, and for murder, was cast inEO prison
20. Plate therefore willing to release Je
sIls shake apain to them
Il. But they cried, saying, Cruelty him
cruelty him..