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 1 3, 0,5 |     Nicodemus, a member of the Sanhedrin, came to see Jesus. Apparently,
 2 3, 0,5 |    name of some members of the Sanhedrin — although the bulk of them
 3 4, 1,3 |        felonies than the Great Sanhedrin — the highest court, situated
 4 5, 0,22| violated them, were subject to Sanhedrin’s punishment — up to excommunication.
 5 5, 0,40|      the numbers 40 and 7. The Sanhedrin consisted of 70 members.
 6 5, 0,41|  leaders, headed by members of Sanhedrin and Pharisees that were
 7 5, 0,41|   authorities, the servants of Sanhedrin attempted to grab Jesus,
 8 5, 0,41|        from the members of the Sanhedrin: “Are you also deceived?”
 9 5, 0,41|     Pharisee and member of the Sanhedrin) bravely comes forward,
10 5, 0,43|        the meeting-hall of the Sanhedrin that was hostile to the
11 5, 0,43|       the eyes and ears of the Sanhedrin, “no one laid hands on Him”
12 5, 0,83|                                Sanhedrin’s Decision to Kill Jesus
13 5, 0,83|       high Jewish court of the Sanhedrin. They weren’t afraid to
14 5, 0,83|    secretly, as apparently the Sanhedrin desired, fearing the people (
15 6, 2,2 |  saying: “We do not know.” The Sanhedrin, which was incapable of
16 6, 2,4 |     priests and members of the Sanhedrin. The landowner then left:
17 6, 2,4 |       the high priests and the Sanhedrin’s authority. The cultivation
18 6, 3,1 |      with the knowledge of the Sanhedrin’s decision to seize the
19 6, 5   |      in a word, nearly all the Sanhedrin. Despite the late hour of
20 6, 5   |  meeting in the morning of the Sanhedrin, where they could officially
21 6, 5,1 |       official assembly of the Sanhedrin, which would hand down a
22 6, 6,1 |                                Sanhedrin’s Sentence.~(Mat. 27:1;
23 6, 6,1 |      official gathering of the Sanhedrin is mentioned briefly, in
24 6, 6,1 |       neither Caiaphus nor the Sanhedrin wanted to delay the pronouncement
25 6, 6,1 |   second trial. This time, the Sanhedrin assembled at dawn in much
26 6, 6,1 |     Caiaphus’ house but in the Sanhedrin hall. After spending all
27 6, 6,1 |      the hall of the assembled Sanhedrin and asked: “If You are the
28 6, 6,1 |  blasphemy, the members of the Sanhedrin announce that there is no
29 6, 6,3 |      in mind, after having the Sanhedrin pronounce the death sentence,
30 6, 6,3 |      to your law.” Indeed, the Sanhedrin was empowered without Roman
31 6, 6,3 |  deeply stung the pride of the Sanhedrin members, and they — as the
32 6, 6,3 |        through hatred i.e. the Sanhedrin, Caiaphas and his instrument,
33 6, 6,3 |     savage rebuke to the whole Sanhedrin: it is as though he is saying —
34 6, 6,3 |      i.e. having confirmed the Sanhedrin’s death sentence, Pilate
35 6, 7   | Wishing to once again hurt the Sanhedrin, Pilate ordered the following
36 6, 7   |     Because the members of the Sanhedrin accused the Lord of appropriating
37 6, 7,3 |       Christ or members of the Sanhedrin) asked Pilate “that their
38 6, 7,4 |         He was a member of the Sanhedrin, a pious, clandestine follower
39 6, 7,4 |     under the authority of the Sanhedrin to maintain law and order
40 7, 0,7 |     high priests assembled the Sanhedrin and decided to bribe the
41 7, 0,7 |       all the endeavors by the Sanhedrin — to retain the Lord’s Pure
42 7, 0,7 |       which the members of the Sanhedrin wanted to eclipse and present