Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 0,7 |         Tiberius Caesar, Pontius Pilate being governor of Judea,
 2 2, 0,7 |          born. In Judea, Pontius Pilate governed instead of Archelaus;
 3 5, 0,56|        the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mixed with their sacrifices.
 4 5, 0,56|       Judging by this narration, Pilate ordered the rebellious Galileans
 5 5, 0,56|        those Galileans killed by Pilate. With this, the Lord Himself
 6 6, 2,11|          when they demanded from Pilate, the crucifixion of Christ: “
 7 6, 4,1 |        28, — in leading Jesus to Pilate, they didn’t enter the Praetorium, “
 8 6, 6,1 |       Roman governor’s — Pontius Pilate — agreement.~ ~
 9 6, 6,3 |                     Jesus Before Pilate.~(Mat. 27:1-2, 11-32; Mark
10 6, 6,3 |       away, and delivered Him to Pilate” — Since the times of Israel’
11 6, 6,3 |          Him to governor Pontius Pilate i.e. the ruler.~Pontius,
12 6, 6,3 |        the ruler.~Pontius, named Pilate, was the fifth procurator
13 6, 6,3 |      John has the most detail on Pilate’s trial. He narrates that
14 6, 6,3 |         symbol of His suffering. Pilate, in this instance, made
15 6, 6,3 |         begin their narrative on Pilate’s trial with the interrogation
16 6, 6,3 |      John — with a question from Pilate to the Lord: thus from the
17 6, 6,3 |    Christ: they were hoping that Pilate would be the executioner
18 6, 6,3 |       their pronounced judgment. Pilate knew only too well the people
19 6, 6,3 |         being the death penalty. Pilate invites them to take advantage
20 6, 6,3 |     Saint John narrates (18:33), Pilate asked the Lord of this accusation
21 6, 6,3 |     source of this question — if Pilate himself was asking this,
22 6, 6,3 |         the Lord wanted to force Pilate to enunciate in what sense
23 6, 6,3 | repeating the Jews’ accusations. Pilate’s answer exudes contempt
24 6, 6,3 |       type of king you imagine. “Pilate therefore said to Him, ‘
25 6, 6,3 |          Being a coarse heathen, Pilate of course couldn’t comprehend
26 6, 6,3 |       was such a thing as truth. Pilate’s historic question “What
27 6, 6,3 |        from Galilee (Luke 23:5). Pilate then inquired “if the Man
28 6, 6,3 |     Herod (23:7-12). Apparently, Pilate was hoping to receive more
29 6, 6,3 |            that from this moment Pilate and Herod became friends —
30 6, 6,3 |         it can be concluded that Pilate sent Christ purposely to
31 6, 6,3 |      attire and sent Him back to Pilate. With Romans, a candidate
32 6, 6,3 |          dangerous criminal. And Pilate understood this.~Citing
33 6, 6,3 |    warranted the death sentence, Pilate proposes to the high priests,
34 6, 6,3 |         Mat. 27:18). Apparently, Pilate was hoping that he would
35 6, 6,3 |         procurator’s house, that Pilate directed his question: “
36 6, 6,3 |        this time, which affected Pilate in the Lord Jesus Christ’
37 6, 6,3 |          servant was relaying to Pilate his wife’s message, the
38 6, 6,3 |           so that they would ask Pilate for the release of Barabbas —
39 6, 6,3 |       their unholy urgings. When Pilate again asked the question: “
40 6, 6,3 |         is called Christ?” asked Pilate. They responded with: “Let
41 6, 6,3 |        cried out: “Crucify Him!”~Pilate, still wanting to release
42 6, 6,3 |     apparently he didn’t expect, Pilate became completely bewildered.
43 6, 6,3 |     pressure from such feelings, Pilate decided to satisfy the mob’
44 6, 6,3 |         by crucifixion. “So then Pilate took Jesus and scourged
45 6, 6,3 |         terrible punishment that Pilate inflicted on Him, in Whom
46 6, 6,3 |   presumably, were undertaken by Pilate with the specific aim of
47 6, 6,3 |         for Jesus from the Jews, Pilate ordered for Him to be brought
48 6, 6,3 |        led out onto the rostrum, Pilate said: “Behold, I am bringing
49 6, 6,3 |         added: “Behold the Man!”~Pilate was judging their consciences
50 6, 6,3 |      apparently unintentionally, Pilate uttered a real truth: even
51 6, 6,3 |       brilliance. The meaning of Pilate’s words to a Christian is:
52 6, 6,3 |    accusers aroused a sadness in Pilate, and forced him to exclaim
53 6, 6,3 |        annoyance and impatience, Pilate’s words conveyed nothing
54 6, 6,3 |   accusations, continued to seek Pilate’s agreement to the death
55 6, 6,3 |         God.”~Upon hearing this, Pilate “was the more afraid.” Of
56 6, 6,3 |          more afraid.” Of course Pilate could only understand the
57 6, 6,3 |     about this enigmatic Person. Pilate then leads Jesus into the
58 6, 6,3 |          attempted to explain to Pilate Who He is, but His words
59 6, 6,3 |        God?~Conquering his fear, Pilate decided to show his authority
60 6, 6,3 |        Lord’s wise words were to Pilate’s liking, and “From then
61 6, 6,3 |        liking, and “From then on Pilate sought to release Him.”
62 6, 6,3 |         friend…” This frightened Pilate, because the Emperor at
63 6, 6,3 |     judge’s seat on the rostrum, Pilate formally and solemnly concludes
64 6, 6,3 |          s difficult to say what Pilate tried to express through
65 6, 6,3 |    before giving way completely, Pilate once more twists the knife
66 6, 6,3 |     attempts to liberate Christ, Pilate finally decides to give
67 6, 6,3 |      informs that prior to this, Pilate washes his hands (Mat. 27:
68 6, 6,3 |        hands (Mat. 27:24): “When Pilate saw that he could not prevail
69 6, 6,3 |          another (Deut. 21:6-8). Pilate took advantage of this and
70 6, 6,3 |      Sanhedrin’s death sentence, Pilate supplied them with soldiers
71 6, 6,3 |         Having washed his hands, Pilate of course couldn’t remove
72 6, 6,3 |        God’s punishment overtook Pilate for his spineless and unjust
73 6, 7   |     clock, the Lord was still at Pilate’s trial (John 19:14). However,
74 6, 7   |     final judgment was passed by Pilate from the rostrum at the
75 6, 7   |          but pray for them.~“Now Pilate wrote a title…” Saint John
76 6, 7   |     Saint John testifies that by Pilate’s orders (as was normally
77 6, 7   |        again hurt the Sanhedrin, Pilate ordered the following to
78 6, 7   |        Himself this regal honor, Pilate decreed to their shame,
79 6, 7   |   inscription. Not realizing it, Pilate fulfilled a higher providential
80 6, 7   |       mockery, and insisted that Pilate change the inscription.
81 6, 7,3 |          of the Sanhedrin) asked Pilate “that their legs may be
82 6, 7,3 |       shattered. Having received Pilate’s permission, the soldiers
83 6, 7,4 |         Luke 23:51). Approaching Pilate, he asked for Christ’s body
84 6, 7,4 |       for the body to be buried. Pilate expressed surprise that
85 6, 7,4 |        and Pharisees gathered at Pilate’s residence (not thinking
86 6, 7,4 |          spread of Christianity. Pilate dryly answered their request: “
87 6, 7,4 |      during this festive period. Pilate offers that they utilize
88 7, 0,7 |    occurred. Namely them and not Pilate, because they were placed