The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-11-16
JESUS BEFORE
CAIAPHAS
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v. o.. The hisn priest arose.
Thus far every ehoft had utterly
failed TO bring TO light anything
against Jesus. Caiaphas forgetting
his official dignity, and Leaving nus ole
fetal seat stepped toward me Ac-
cused' eXasperated by his silence. ana
determined TO make MN ci.miha'e
himself 'Ans"erest lhou nothing
Jesus had maintained unofoAen Sic
fence. lie endured lhe CONTRADICTION
OF sinners against himsei without
one word or seii-deiense. Here. as
elsewhere, he is our great example.
Y. Go. Jesus held his peace For
perhaps an hour he listened I'm si-
lence. fulfilling lisa. 53.7 THE high
priest answered He responded 20
the situation into which he was forced
by the persistent silence of Jesus II
adjure thee by the living God This
was the ordinary formula of admins
tering an oath. The action was Illegal
and Jesus at first protested against 30
Luke 22:61-lO). Tell MS whether
thou be the Christ the Son of God.
The high priest asked Jesus under
oath to testify concerning his claims
hrst' as 10 ms Messlanic vocation. ana
second as 10 his peculiar relation 20
the heavenly Father
V. Ga. Thou hast said That is.
You have stated the truth. This was
equivalent 20 saying as Mark renders
f.. Il am Nevertheless" More
than this. Hereafter shall ye see
etc. This would call 90 mind weii-
known prophecy concerning The Mes
sian lDan. ';l5. l!).
v 90. Rent ms ciothes. Ihis hod
been originally an involuntary express
sion Of grief, but &c had now become
a formal act when one was found
guilty of blasphemy.
V. &c. what think ye?' Caiaphas
appeals TO the assembled Sanhedrim
for a verdict. He is guilty Of death"
The verdict guilty" was unanimous
lie was guilty Of blasphemy hence
worthy worthy OF DEAN 'LeN. zi'lol. The