Every one that is of the truth, th unto him, What is truth? went out again unto the Jews, him no fault at all. ised him of many things; but hief priests and elders, he anPilate unto him, Hearest thou ness against thee? And he ; insomuch that the governor were the more fierce, saying, ching throughout all Jewry, lace. When Pilate heard of han were a Galilean. And as ed unto Herod's jurisdiction, self also was at Jerusalem at esus, he was exceeding glad; of a long season, because he , and he hoped to have seen hen he questioned with him red him nothing. And the and vehemently accused him. war set him at nought, and in a gorgeous robe, and sent - same day Pilate and Herod before they were at enmity ad called together the chief people, said unto them, Ye me, as one that perverteth ng examined him before you, man, touching those things gether, Pilate sa you the King of 7. When Pil truth, truth? Jews, 3; but he an st thou And he Overnor saying, Jewry, eard of And as diction, alem at release unto you? Barabbas, or Je Christ? (For he knew that the chief him for envy.) Will ye, therefore, you the King of the Jews! 6. When he was set down on the j sent unto him, saying, Have thou not just man; for I have suffered many dream, because of him: But the ch persuaded the multitude that they shou destroy Jesus. And they cried out all with this man, and release unto us Ba fore, the governor, answered and said of the twain will ye that I release u Barabbas. Then cried they all again, but Barabbas! Now Barabbas was a answered, and said again unto them, V I shall do unto him" whom ye call th And they cried out again, Crucify hi him be crucified! Then Pilate said time, Why! what evil hath he done? of death in him; I will therefore chast go. And they cried out the more exce And they were instant with loud void might be crucified; and the voices of t priests, prevailed. 7. When Pilate saw that he could that rather a tumult was made, he took hands before the multitude, saying, I am of this just person see ye to it. Then ple, and said, His blood be on us and o so Pilate, willing to content the people head with a reed, and did spit nees, worshipped him. th again, and saith unto them, you, that ye may know that ĺ came Jesus forth, wearing the rple robe.) And Pilate saith When the chief priests thereney cried out, saying, Crucify ith unto them, Take ye him, o fault in him. The Jews anand by our law he ought to die, e Son of God. When Pilate he was the more afraid, and t-hall, and saith unto Jesus, s gave him no answer. Then st thou not unto me? knowest - crucify thee, and have power ered, Thou couldst have no cept it were given thee from vered me unto thee hath the 1. AND after t off from him, ar away to crucify into a place call Hebrew, Golgo hold Απ upon one S try, and on him after Jesus. people, and of him. But Jesu rusalem, weep n your children. which they shall the hills, Cover 2. And there him to be put to mingled with my him vinegar to tasted thereof, come to the pla fied him, and th the other on the saith, "An And it was the said Jesus, Fat they do. 3. And Pilat the superscripti his head. And OF NAZARE Latin, "THE o them, w that I ring the te saith ts there Crucify ye him, Jews an co Jesus, knowest ve power have no hee from hath the off from him, and put his own raimen away to crucify him. And he, bearin into a place called the place of a skull Hebrew, Golgotha. And as they le hold upon one Simon, a Cyre'nian, co try, and on him they laid the cross after Jesus. And there followed him people, and of women, which also b him. But Jesus turning unto them, rusalem, weep not for me, but weep your children. For, behold, the day which they shall say to the mountains the hills, Cover us. 2. And there were also two others, him to be put to death. And they ga mingled with myrrh; but he received i him vinegar to drink, mingled with g tasted thereof, he would not drink. come to the place which is called Cal fied him, and the malefactors; one o the other on the left. And the scriptu saith, "And he was numbered with the tr And it was the third hour, and they said Jesus, Father, forgive them, for they do. 3. And Pilate wrote a title, and put the superscription of his accusation w his head. And the writing was, in lette OF NAZARETH, THỂ KING OF Latin, "THE KING OF THE JE And the be uшied, which was spoken -aiment among them, re they did cast lots." e soldiers did. And, sitting . eholding. And the rulers also ng, He saved others, let him the chosen of God. And the ming to him, and offering him be the King of the Jews, save 1 by reviled him, and railed on saying, Ah, thou that destroyin three days, save thyself, and If thou be the Son of God, Likewise also the chief priests, sand elders, said, among them-elf he can not save. If he be ow come down from the cross, He trusted in God; let Him ave him for he said, I am the King of Israel descend now ee and believe. icified with him, reviled him, . And one of the malefactors, him, saying, If thou be Christ, other, answering, rebuked him, od, seeing thou art in the same eed justly; for we receive the ut this man hath done nothing sus, Lord, remember me when n. And Jesus said unto him, hour, Jesus cried that is to say, "My G 1 Some of them tl This man calleth 8. After this, accomplished, th I thirst. Now straightway one with vinegar, and it to his mouth. Elias will come received the vin Jesus had cried hands I comme bowed his head, veil of the temp! top to the botton rent; and the gr 9. And when and they that we quake, and those saying, Truly thi saying, Certainly people that came which were done his acquaintance Galilee, stood af was Mary Magd |