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BL+'llORl THE ROMAN
AUTHORITIES
The Sanhedrin had voted death for
Jesus, .but they lacked the power to,
canary out their decision, and their
conquerors, the Romans, did not al-
low tale Jews to eondeimi anyone to
death. Deeply did the Jews feel this
htuniliation; _ it deprived their; nation
of one of the . chief attributes of sov-
ereignty. Therefore it was necessary
for the. Jewish rulers to hurry their
prisoner to the Roman governor, and.
get him to ` confirm their verdict.
'Now Jesus stood' before" the gov-
ernor. The Roman • procurator . or
governor of Judaea was 'Pontius 'Pi-
late. eThe Jews hated him because he
brought the Rotnan, army into Jerus-
alem, sacrificed Galileans, and seized
the temple (Honey. After he had been
Jural:lavas, of je
tt wprllo 1i cstlled Christ? °`;?oanl cif' rhtt
1neit rtt dPTem tri insread nje ,tr., luraLe,
'Las," and if tJiis 'wccS the ,lame of tilt:
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gadded `who it, r:relled ('hr'51,"
I ' For He kite w that for envy they
'had delivered Writ rip. Pilate saw
the . truth, that :the Jewish rulers
were jealoits of Christ's influence and,
;following among the 'people, and am
fitted from that that: the people would
at oncejump at the chance of freeing
,their favorite from death.
Ana while he was sitting on the
judgment -seat, The "tribunal," fie -n -
orally a raised platform iv the Basi -
lice or
asi-.lica-or court where the judges sat;
here, a portable ,tribunal, from which.
the sentence was 'pronounced; it was
placed on a tesselated pavement call-
ed Gabbatha. His wife , sent unto
him. In .former days the governors
of Rornan provinces were not allow-
ed to take their wives with them, but
this rule had fallen into disuse: }'i-
late's wife was Claudia Procura . or
Procia, and it is the tradition that she
was a proselyte to the Hebrew refl..
' gion. Saying, Have thou, nothing tv'
do with 'that Righteous Man, Clau-
dia Procia must have known Jesus be -
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governor ten years the charge wasfore, and perhaps she had become
brought against Pilate 'at , Rome that His : follower, at least ' in her. heart.
he was cruel to the Samaritans, and tAt any rate, she 'realized the upright
he was dismissed from office and.died nes of His character. For 7 have
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miserably. Pilate ' usually: lived ' lr. � suffered many things this day in a
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Caesarea, but felt obliged to visit Jer-' dream because of Him.
usaleni at the times of the Jewish Now the chief priests: and the old -
feasts. It was a kingly :palace, and'ers persuaded the multitudes. Tliey.
now a greater .than any king was to were busy with the people while Pi -
visit it—in what lowly guise!. And late. was listening to the messenger
the, governor asked Him, saying, .Art frons, his wife. Without this persu-
Thou the King of the Jews? Pilate asion, we may believe, the crowd
was not content merely to confirm would have chosen. Jesus. That they
the Jews' verdict; hie knowledge of 'should ask for Barabbas,'and destroy
their fierce bigotry and intolerance Jesus. Peter, a fewweeks after this,
and the injustice that was .likely to in his notable sermon. in Solomon's
characterize their trials; ,led hint to Porch of the temple, .having doubt-
hold a trial of his own. His Roman less in his audience some of this very
sense : of fairness was, shown at the crowd, reminded them of this terrible
start, a's all through ,the trial. His choice. ;"Ye denied the Holy and
question shows that the Jews ` had Righteous One, and asked for a mur-
transformed their charge against Jes-' clerer to be granted unto you, and
us, since they knew well that Pilate killed the Prince of life."
would condemn no one to death on But the governor answered and
the charge of blasphemy; therefore said unto them, Which of the two
they gave it a political color, and will .ye that I release unto you?
charged that Jesus was seditious; he Pilate has virtually condemned res. -
had -claimed to ,be; Messiah, they us, and so he.classes Him with • Bar -
declared that he hadlaid claim to abbas, the :convict; but the ..govern -
royal power. If that had been true, or's conscience and his superstitious..
it would of course have been rebellion fears have beenaroused by his wife's
against Rome, and such. treason dream, and so gives his innocent.
would be punishable by death. Prisoner another chance. And they
And when He was accused by the said, Barabbas. Remember how ear -
chief priests and 'elders:. That is, thely in the morning it was, and . how
members of tltfe Sanhedrin, the chief secret the arrest of Jesus was at the
priests being the high priest and for- .midnight before. Doubtless Christ's
disciples and friends slid not expect
such rapid action, anus it was ve T
easy for the Sanhedrin to bring to-
gether a mob of their dependents.
naer high priests, and the elders being
representative heads of the Jewish fa-
milies. Luke states the charge most,
clearly under three heads: (a) the
general charge of sedition,' (2) for- Most of Christ's disciples were Galt
bidding to pay the Roman taxes, (3) leans; strangers in Jerusalem, and i -
claiming to be a king. 'All were the norant of its ways.
very ereverse of ,true, •He answered; Pilate saith unto them, What then
nothing.. He had spoken freely when shall I do unto Jesus who is •called.
alone with the governor, 'but he did Christ? Again the governor showed
not deign to reply to the lying accusa-;his weakness and cowardice; a judge
tions of his foes. 'asking the crowd in his courtroom
Then ;saith Pilate unto Him, Hear -;what he should do with the prisoner!
est Thou now how • many things they They all say, Let Him be crucified.
witness against Thee? Pilate could The Jewish punishment for , blas -
not understand Christ's silence; here pherny was.stoning, but this would
was a new kind of prisoner!: "Where not satisfy Christ's bitter foes. They
there is so much smoke there must `asked for the Roman penalty, partly
be some `fire," Pilate said to himself. because they wished 'the Roman an
And He gave him no answer, not thorities to inflict it, probably fear -
even one word; insomuch that the ing rescue, -if Christ were• placed in
governor marvelled greatly. In their their hands to Lill, and they hated
charges the Jews had said that Jes- Christ so bitterly that they sought
us had taught beginning from Galilee for Him the most horrible form of
even unto this place, s.o that Pilate death.
saw a way out of his dilemma. If of And he said, Why, what evil hath:
-Galilee, Jesus must be a subject' of He done? Over and over Pilate pro -1
Herod Antipasl the wicked ruler who claimed Christ's innocence, and ,
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ANOTHER GREAT CATHEDRAL IN DANGER.
Large fissures, up to ten inches in width, have opened up it
Lincoln Cathedral, England. This structure is one of the most beauti-
ful examples of Gothic architecture in the world. The photo shows
the north-west tower encased with scaffolding where some repair work
is going on.
have joined his name in condemna-
tion
ondern
tion with Caiaphas and Judas Iscariot.
And all -the people answered and
said, His blood be on us, and on our.
children.
na- DIED
• i Hazelwood—In Wroxeter, on Fridays
1 Feb. x3th., 1925, W. C, Hazlewood,
in his 79th year.
Lynn—In Howick, on Wednesday,.
Feb, IT, 1925, James Lynn, con. 5g
I aged 73 years, 5 days.
Htibbard-In Howick, on Saturday,
Feb. I4th, 1925, Harold Lloyd Jack
Hubbard, son. of Mr. and Mrs.
James Hubbard, of Harriston, agr-d
14. months.
Willis—Tn Kitchener, on Saturday,
I Feb. ,14th., 1925, James Willis, for-
, merly of Fordwich, aged about So
y, ears.
Then released he unto them Barab-
bas. Barabbas would probably have
Occupied the central cross of the
three on Calvary, the one which held
Jesus. Our Lord took the place of
Barabbas literally. But Jesus he
scourged, and delivered to be cruci-
fied.. Pilate, of course, did not him-
self scourge Jesus, but he had Him
scourged, as was customary before
crucifixion.
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had. slain John the Baptist. This therefore his own infamy in coir i
Herod was in Jerusalem at the time, clemning Hint. But they cried out
and was glad to see Jesus when Pi -'exceedingly,•• saying, Let Hine be
late sent Him to him, hoping to see crucified. The clamour and shriek -
the famous Teacher work a miracle; .ing of an Oriental mob is wild and
but when Jesus' refused to answer his terrifying. It • leaves no doubt of
questions ,and would not work a mir- their earnestness and their anger.
acle, Herod and his soldiers mocked , So when Pilate saw that he pre -
the Prisoner, arrayed Him,in gorge-'vailed nothing, but rather that a tu-
ous apparels, and sent Him back to must was arising. Luke 23:22, gives
Pilate. This was the fifth of. Christ's one more proposal of Pilate seeking
trials. to free .Jesus: "I. will therefore chis-
Now at the feast (tlie 'great feast, tise Him and release Him." A Ro-,
the passover) the governor was wont Iman scourging was a cruel punish -
to ,release unto the multitude one merit, but that was not what the Jews
prisoner, whom they would. This wanted; they could inflict that pun -
release of prisoners wast common at ishinent theinselves. To Pilate's
the public festivals of Greece and cowardly soul nothing was worse
Rome, and 'inay have . been establish- 'than one of the fierce Jewish insur-
ed as a custom by Herod the Great, rections; his own life would be in
who introduced so many foreign cos- ;peril, and it would give his enemies
toms. 'a chalice to charge at Rorie that he
And they had`been a notable psis- was an inefficient governor. He
over, • called Barabbas. His name ' took water, and washed his hands
means "Son (Bar) of a ''Rabbi (or) ;before the multitude. This symbol
Father)." ' lie had been leader of 'a is alluded to by Herodotus and Ver-
popular insurrection against Roane / gil, and is also found • in Nut. 21; 6.
in the course. of which he had corn- Not often in history has an import-
rnittcd murder, and•.so he was a hero ant public official so humiliated him -
in the eyes of the people, 1 self. Saying I am innocent of the
When therefore they were gather -!blood of this. Righteous Man; see ye
ed together. Probably this was . alto it. Taut no disclaimer could ab -
popular ,assembly gathered for the solve Pilate of responsibility. He
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Ontario Farmers
Recent newspaper reports of an interview with Sir William
Coats Cross on his arrival in Canada might give some the impression
thar we contemplate closing our Welland factory. Let us assure yon
we have no sudh intention. Mr. Robb was right when he had the
impertinernce to tell us that we had too much money invested to ever
quit, On the other hand we are making satisfactory progress as far
as tonnage is concerned. Ontario farmers are coming to realize the
superiority of Scottish "Special" Fertilizers over any .imported goods
and are backing this up. with increased orders. With such loyal sup-
port we just have to continue the fight and stand. the racket meantime.
Our stocks prepared for the spring trade are fifty per cent.
more than last season's sales, which, by the way, was over fifty per
cent, in advance of the previous year..;....So you will see we are bolos
enough to prepare for bigger things and right here let us say that
- sales to date are ahead of our expectations.
Vou may rest assured that any orders placed with us direct or
through any of our -local agents will be filled as required.. -...Cif course;
you can understand that if you delay until the last minute! there is al-
ways the possibility of our stacks being depleted. Please, therefore,
figure out your requirements and let us have your v'rders as soon as
possible,
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purpose of naming the prisoner who 'was the judge, and his was the power
should be released; and this gave Pi.,of life or death. It was his husintss ° J. D. BQi eer'�'ft & Gordon McGee, Ili'''e t Agents
late the chance to appeal to the eo -to do justice and by his own ad
n _ We well be ordering a car in the near faaau>inee
plc as against the Sanhedrin. Pilate mission he did horrible injustice.
said unto them, Whom will ye that 1 With perfect right all the ages since a
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