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Title: A pictorial commentary on the Gospel according to Mark : with the text of the Authorized and Revised versions
Year: 1881 (1880s)
Authors: Rice, Edwin W. (Edwin Wilbur), 1831-1929
Subjects: Bible
Publisher: Philadelphia : The American Sunday-School Union
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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ange, Alford, Ellicott, Farrar, Dean Mansell, SchafF, David Brown and others.A third arraignment was also had in the morning, before the full Sanhedrin, for a formal ratifi-cation of the decision. The decision had been already reached by the commission, or more pro-bably by a smaller meeting of the Sanhedrin. At the full meeting in tlie morning, Jesus wasarraigned for sentence. This view is held by Andrews, Farrar, Geikie and many otliers; thoughquestioned by Alexander, who holds that it was not a formal, but an informal meeting. TheGreek word, however, is used to designate a formal meeting, and the context in Mark xv, 1, andMatthew xxvii, 1, fairly implies an official meeting of the council or Sanhedrin. See R.V. Thisview is the most satisfactory. Naturally, the rulers would outwardly make a pretence of fol-lowing legal forms, and therefore have the decision ratified, even though they did not delay a fullday, as in strictness their rules, given in the Talmud, appear to have required.
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VIA. doloeosa: ecce homo aech. 182 A PICTOKIAL COMMENTARY (Mark XIV, 54-57. Authorized Version, 54 And Peter followed him afar off, even intothe palace of the high priest: and he sat withthe servants, and wanned himself at the fire. 55 And the chief priests and all the councilsought for witness against Jesus to put him todeath; and found none. 56 For many bare false witness against him,but their witness agreed not together. 57 And there arose certain, and bare false wit-ness against him, saying, Kevised Version. 54 scribes. And Peter had followed him afaroff, even within, into the court of the highpriest; and he was sitting with the officers,and warming himself in the light of the fire. 55 Now tlie chief priests and the whole councilsought witness against Jesus to put him to 56 death; and found it not. For many barofalse witness against him, and their witness 57 agreed not together. And there stood upcertain, and bare false witness against him, 64:. And Peter...into the palace) rather

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