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LESSON XI—JUNE loth
",The Arrest and Trier—Mark =4: 13;
15:15.
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rulers declared Christ innocent. Our
Lord would not' came down to the
level of His foes by pleading against
their false charges.
Pilate's "Surrender to the Mob
"Nov at the feast he used to re-
lease unto them one prisoner, whom
they asked of him." This custom was
probably introduced , by the Roman
governors, since there is no other
mention of such a custom by the He-
brews;
"And there was one called Barab-
bas, lying bound with them that had
made insurrection", Some important
manuscripts of Matt. 27:16 give his
name as Jesus Barabbas, ,a strange
coincidence. Pilate knew all the time
that he was sitting over .a volcano;
"Men who in the insurrection had
committed murder". They had prob-
ably killed some Roman soldiers, an
act which they would regard as a pat-
riotic triumph.
"And themultitude went' up and
began to ask him to tl,o as he was
wont to do . unto them". John 18:39,
assigns to Pilate the initiative in this
matter.
"And Pilate answered them, saying,
Will ye that I release unto you the
King.of the Jews?" Pilate knew how
Popular Jesus had been among the
people, and used that title which he
had come to associate with Him, ex-
pecting this, - 'to turn the people's
choice toward the leader from whom
they expected so much.
"F'or he. perceived, that for envy the
chief priests had delivered him ,up".
Pilate was keen, and at once saw that
the Jewish authorities feared Christ's
influence with the people. He there-
fore turned from the chief priests to
the crowd, expecting his proposal to
be greeted by them withso great a
clamor of joy as to drown out what-
ever protests their religious leaders
might make.
"But the chief priests stirred up the
multitude, that he should rather re-
lease Barabbas unto them". This was
•
Golden Text—"He was despised and
rejected of men",—Isa. 53;3.
The Lesson In Its Setting
'rime — The arrest, midnight of
Thursday, April 6, A.D. 3o. The trials
before the Jewish ecclesiastics, early
in the morning of Friday, April 7,
followed by the trials before Pilate
and, Herod. Final decision of Pilate,
about 9 a.m.
Place—Jerusalem, the place of An-
nas and Caiaphas. The judgment hall
of Pilate.
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s a word' per insertion, with a minimum charge of i5c.
Peter Denies His Lord
Our Lord, on His way from Annas.,
to Caiaphas, crossed the courtyard,
for the two seem to have occupied
opposite sides of the same' palace, and
passed near Peter. Jesus heard Pet-
er's third denial, and the cock crew
the second time. With a look of in-
finite sorrow and love commingled
Jesus turned toward the renegade dis-
ciple, Peter the Rock, on whose bold
confession Christ had said that His
church should be founded. Then Pet-
er, in a flash, remembered that Christ
had foretold that before the cock
should crow twice that night 1 -Pe would
thrice deny his Lord. Covering his
face in shame he rushed into the
night, and there in theealarlhess he
Wept bitterly. "...eel •.'
Christ Before Pilate done the more: easily because Barab-
"And straightway in the morning"' bas was a popular hero. By this time
esus had been tried and condemned
J the people had come to see that Jesus
in the night, but to give a show of was the Prince of Peace, and they did
legality to the matter a hasty formal not stop to reflect that this was ex -
trial was held the following morning• actly what the Scriptures had foretold
Even thus, however, the trial was il- He 'would. be. •
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Thursday, June 7th, sar8
multitude, released unto them Barab-
bas". For a moment's safety, Pilate
bartered, away his eternal salvation.
That he Might be a little more popu-
lar in his tumultuous province, or at
least a little less unpopular, he won
for himself universal and lasting ex-
ecration, Samaritans forwarded a
complaint against Pilate to his im-
mediate superior, Vitellius, president
of Syria. Vitellius appointed a new
procurator, and ordered Pilate to pro-
ceed to Rome to answer to the em-
peror far his conduct. Before Pilate
arrived Tiberius had died. It is re-
ported that Pilate was banished to
Vienne, on the Rhone, in the south of
France, and ultimately committed sui-
cide., "And delivered Jesus, when he
had scourged him, to be crucified."
The Roman scourging was horribly
severe. Drops of lead and small,
sharp pointed bones were often plait-
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legal, for another Sanhedrin rule re-
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tween a trial and a verdict of guilty.
"The chief priests with the elders and
scribes, and the whole council". The
'council' or Sanhedrin was the chief,
legislative and „judicial body of the.
Jews. It had seventy-one members,
including the high priest, whowas its
president; the chief priests, , whowere
/1And, Pilate again answered and said
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unto them, What then shall I do unto
him whom ye call the King of the
Jews?" Pilate was doubtless amaz-
ed and disappointed at . this result.
Jesus had been delivered up to 'him
on the ground that he was seeking to
raise an insurrection' against Rome,
and there were the Jews clamorins
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mans had taken from the Jews the so next he appealed to the pity of the
right to execute convicts, reserving crowd bY presenting Jesus after he
that authority :for themselves. Pon -
thorns, Bet to Pilate's 'Behold the
man!' the cey: again was 'Crucify,
orucifyt' (John. t9:1-5). This obstin-
ur's estate will be distributed among tins Pilate by name, a cruel, corrupt,
the parties entitled thereto without oppressive and greedy ruler, though
Dated at London, this fourth day of at Christ s trial he showed himself to
June 1928.
F. W. RAYMOND,
Custodian.
Notice is herebY given that parties
dumping or distributing refuse or gar-
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municipality will be prosecuted, and
that such practice must stop at once.
Parties distributing stones or rubbish
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SEALED tenders addressed to the un-
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Goderich, Ont.", will be received Until
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length of 300 feet, at Goderich, Hur-
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Plans and form of contract can be
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tender obtained at this Department,
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Equity Building, Toronto, Ont., and
at the Post Office, Goderich, Ont., al-
so at the Builders Exchange, yo Bond
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Tenders will not be considered un-
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by the Department and in accor ance Jewish delegation and told them that
with conditions contained therein.
Each tender must be accompanied he regarded Christ as innocent; hut
by an accepted cheque on a chaCter- they raised a great clamor and accus-
ed bank, payable to the order of the ed Christ of stirring up the people by
Minister of Public Works, equal to His teachings, which He had, spread
ro per cent of the amount of the ten-
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ada or bonds of the Cariadiate Nation-
al Railway Company will also be ac-
cepted as security, or bonds and a
• cheque if required to make up an odd
be not devoid of the Roman sense of
acy, and he came back to the position
.justice,:but too weak to do what he
knew justice required. , he had, taken at the outset; with a
"And Pilate asked him Art thou
, sneer at the helplessness. of the Jews
the King of the Jews?" It is. clear he said, ,'Take him yourselves,. and
ceucify. him: for I, find no crime in
him' (John 19:6). 'We have a law
and by the law he ought to die be-
cause he made himself the Son of
that the Jews did not scruple illegally God', Whatever Pilate may have un-
to change that accusation and declare
that Jesus was guilty of sedition, set-
in defiance of the Emporor Tiberius Vete. examination he washed his hands
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infliction.
Let us not blame the Jews too bit- I
teely. Unjust, bigoted, and cruel I
though they were, and fearful as was
their sin in persecuting and delivering
to death the Son of God, the World's
Redeemer, let us reirlember that our
Lord chose that people for his Meer,
th t Jesus was a Jew and
froen this qaestion' that the Jews had
ebifted their charge against Jeaus. BM
the charge of blasphemy would have
no weight :whatever with Pilate, so
derstood' by the term, !the Son of
God', his superstiNus dread of Jesus
ting Himself up as King of the Jews was increased; and, after another pre -
that the Jews furnished Peter and
John and James, and most of the ear-
ly Christians; that Paul• was ;a Jew,.
and at . first a- persecutor as cruel as
any in the mob that cried `Crucify
'him!' Anil above all let us look to
the present world anti, note its treat-
'
ment of Jesus Christ twenty centuries
afer his death on the cross.
and of his governor, Pilate—a charge before the multitude, saying, 'I am
"And he answering saith unto him, coils man; see ye to it'. The people
of which Pilate must take cognizance, innocent of the blood of this right. -
Thou sayest." 'Thou sayese is, not unmoved by this act, replied, 'His
an evasion, but is a definite, idiomatic blood be on us, and on our children'
affirmation, thus modified and ev. (Matt. 27.24, 25; John 19:7-12). A
plaited, . hint of disloyalty carried to the say -
"And the .chief priests accused him age, suspicious emperor. would end Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
f many things". Pilate, Ofter , this Pilate's career and probably his life: Section 56, Chap. /21 of the Revised
examination of Jesus, went otit to the the danger must be averted even at ?tatutes of. Ontarip, that all persons
ing claims against the Estate of
the cost of the prisoner's life. Ac- .elearvh'b ld M G' l' d
cordingly he prepared eo pronounce died on or about the fifth day of Sep -
the 'desired sentence. And yet he 1:ember, A.D. 1926, at the TOwn of
could.. 'not help making one more ap-
peal. As Jesus was brought out .bee
fore the people, he said, 'Behold your
king! Shall'I crucify your king?' And
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By order
Secretor
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Ottawa, May 25, t9e8.
. 5924 liORD COACH
Wingliam in the Province of Ontario,
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or to deliver to R. Vanstone, Wing -
ham, Ontario, Solicitor for the Ad-
ministrator, on or before the eight-
eenth day of June, A.D. 1928, their
names and addresses, with full par-
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the nature of the securities (if any)
held hy them duly verified by a stat-
utory' declaration.
And further take notice that after
the said. eighteenth day of June, 5928.
the said Administrator will proceed
to distribute the aesets of the saki
estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have
had notice, and the said Adininietrat-
or shall not be liable for the said as-
sets or eny part thereof to any per-
son of whose claim Ile shall not then
have rteeived notice,
Dated at Wingham this twenty-
Winghatei P. 0.
Solicit t for the Aelminietrat'or
"And Pilate again asked him, say- the chief priests answered, We have
ing, Answerest thou nothing? behold
how many things they accuse thee of."
Jewish prisoners were commonly
most vociferous in pleading their own
eases and crying their innocence.
Christ's dignified and impressive sil-
ence was a new thing it Pilate's ex-
perience.
"But Jesus no more answered any-
thing; insomuch that Pilate marvell-
ed". Why did Christ refuse• to an- before him. "But they° cried out ex -
his accusers? Did He not by ceedingly, Crucify him", The outcry
ig silence rut the risk of losing His of an Eastern mob far exceeds hi. ye-
' case by default? Not at ail, for both hemence anything that our more
Pilate and Herod saw through the phlegmatic western temper can pro -
flimsy charges, and perceived the jeal- duce,
no king but Caesar'. 'Then Pilate
pronounced sentence (John 19:x2-16),
and Jesus was handed over to the Ro-
man soldiers."
"And• Pilate said unto them, Why,
what evil hath he done?" This ques-
tion of Pilate's summarizes much that
the other Gospels relate more fully.
Pilate was thoroughly convinced that
an innocent and upright man stood
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officers have important responsibilities in carrying
out this act. Weeds on highways must be de-
stroyed by the "Road Authority." Weeds else-
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pier of the land. An Inspector shall be appointed
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Most civic bodies are energetically discharging this obligat
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Every precaution is needed to wipe out the weed menace.
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PARLIAMENT IMILDINOS TORONTO
NON. .10IIN S. MARTIN, Minlater
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