Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 5, 0,82|          a decisive formal death sentence on Him. Having overcome
 2 6, 0,86|      have pronounced their death sentence on the Lord, the merchants (
 3 6, 2,4 |    realized that they pronounced sentence upon themselves, the high
 4 6, 5   |   officially pronounce His death sentence. To this end, they began
 5 6, 5   |        would result in His death sentence as a blasphemer. According
 6 6, 5,1 |         would hand down a formal sentence. A rooster’s crow and the
 7 6, 6,1 |                      Sanhedrin’s Sentence.~(Mat. 27:1; Mark 15:1 and
 8 6, 6,1 |    outward legality of the death sentence, passed on Jesus at the
 9 6, 6,1 |        capital crimes, the final sentence must not be pronounced sooner
10 6, 6,1 |          and pronounce His death sentence. In reality, they had no
11 6, 6,1 |          right to pass the death sentence over anyone. That’s why,
12 6, 6,1 |        in order to get the death sentence confirmed, they needed to
13 6, 6,3 |         God’s will by wanting to sentence the Lord Jesus Christ to
14 6, 6,3 |    Sanhedrin pronounce the death sentence, they brought Him to governor
15 6, 6,3 |   opinion — to a warranted death sentence. “It is not lawful for us
16 6, 6,3 |        confirmation of the death sentence against Jesus. As Saint
17 6, 6,3 |        which warranted the death sentence. (Luke 23:15).~Herod was
18 6, 6,3 |         that warranted the death sentence, Pilate proposes to the
19 6, 6,3 | liberating Christ from the death sentence. In order to get compassion
20 6, 6,3 |         s agreement to the death sentence: “We have a law, and according
21 6, 6,3 |      being forced to carry out a sentence against his own conscience,
22 6, 6,3 |  confirmed the Sanhedrin’s death sentence, Pilate supplied them with
23 6, 6,3 |  soldiers to carry out the death sentence on the Lord Jesus Christ,