Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-17
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON VII, SECOND QUARTER, IN
TERNATiONAL SERIES, MAY te.

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brought against Him, and therefore could
not but have been surprised that lie had
nothing to say. Plate was not accustomed
| to cases OF this KIND he had never seen
/ prisoner IKE TINS ana was greatly perpleNed
/ 10y His manner.
D. But Jesus yet ansW cred nothing, so
| that Plate marvcled." lie was oppressed
and lie was afflicted, yet lie opened not His
mouth lisa. lii, .. lie was probably com
muning with His Father Nothing will
| help us to he quiet under false accusations
and in the presence OF enemies like the re
allied presence OF the LORD and that we are
ever before Him.
g. Nov, at that feast he released unto
them one prisoner, whomsoever they de-
sired" Jesus knew all this, but there was
nothing i'll it for Him, for He knew well
that His only release would be death He
was not seeking release, but to fulfill all
Righteousness, and as He had often foretolG
chapters viii, 81; iX, BIZ X 33, 80 lie knew
that He was about to be slain.
I. And there was one named Barabbas,
which lay bound with them that had made
instruction with him, who had committed
murder in the instruction" Here is a
real child of the devil brought into the
story with the Holy One of God Already
He begins to be numbered with the trans
gressors as if He, too, was a transgressor
When cut to the heart by being thus mum
hered with sinners Gf it should ever be
your eXperience), think of Him.
s. And the multitude, crying aloud, be
gan to desire him to do as he had ever done
unto them" Probably anxious to get the
man they wanted released, and afraid lest
plate might attempt to release Jesus
g. but PLATE answered them, saying,
Will We that | release unto you the King of
the Jews?' by comparing the parallel &c
counts this seems to be Pilates sixth at
tempt to release Jesus. For the first five
see John xviii, Is, to xix, II. and Luke xiii,
4-l6 See his threefod testimony to His