Jesus Arraigned Before Pilate
Then led they Jesus from Caiaphas unto the hall of judgment: and it was early; and they themselves went not into the judgment hall, lest they should be defiled; but that they might eat the passover. Pilate then went out unto them, and said, What accusation bring ye against this man?—And they began to accuse him, saying, We found this fellow perverting the nation, and forbidding to give tribute to Cæsar, saying that he himself is Christ a King.—St. John xviii: 28, 29; St. Luke xxiii: 2.
NOTE BY THE ARTIST
Priding themselves upon their strict administration of justice, the Romans not infrequently erected their tribunals in the open air, by the city gate, in the market-place or theatre, or even at the roadside, in order that all might have the opportunity of seeing and hearing. The design of Herod’s magnificent palace, now the official residence of Pilate, evidently made permanent provision for this method of official procedure, the “Gabbatha”—a platform—being a tesselated pavement in front of the Judgment Hall, to which access was obtained by a flight of steps. In the centre of this pavement was a slightly-raised platform, upon which was placed the curule chair of the procurator, with seats to right and left for the assessors; other officers of the court occupying benches on the lower level.
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THE
LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST
FOR THE YOUNG
BY THE
REV. RICHARD NEWTON, D.D.
AND
HIS LIFE DEPICTED IN A
GALLERY OF EIGHTY PAINTINGS
BY
WILLIAM HOLE
ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY
VOL. IV
PHILADELPHIA
GEORGE BARRIE’S SONS, Publishers
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COPYRIGHTED, 1876-1880, BY G. & B.
RENEWED, 1904-1907, BY GEORGE BARRIE & SONS
COPYRIGHTED, 1913, BY GEORGE BARRIE & SONS
CONTENTS
VOLUME IV
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| The Gallery of the Life of Jesus Christ | [vii] | |
| I | Jesus in Gethsemane | [1] |
| II | The Betrayal and Desertion | [29] |
| III | The Trial | [59] |
| IV | The Crucifixion | [89] |
| V | The Burial | [121] |
| VI | The Resurrection | [151] |
| VII | The Ascension | [179] |
| VIII | The Day of Pentecost | [211] |
| IX | The Apostle Peter | [239] |
| X | St. John and St. Paul | [271] |
| Analytical Index | [301] | |
| Index of Poems | [319] |
THE GALLERY OF THE LIFE OF
JESUS CHRIST
VOLUME IV
| NUMBER | PAGE | |
| 61. | Jesus Arraigned Before Pilate | [Fronts.] |
| 62. | Jesus Privately Examined by Pilate | [14] |
| 63. | Herod Expecteth to be Amused | [28] |
| 64. | Jesus is Scourged | [42] |
| 65. | Jesus, Arrayed in Mock State, is Crowned and Beaten | [56] |
| 66. | Pilate Washeth His Hands | [70] |
| 67. | “Daughters of Jerusalem, Weep Not for Me” | [84] |
| 68. | Jesus Attached to the Cross | [98] |
| 69. | Jesus Commendeth His Mother to John | [112] |
| 70. | Jesus Yieldeth Up the Ghost | [126] |
| 71. | The Body of Jesus Laid in the Tomb | [140] |
| 72. | “He is not Here, but is Risen” | [154] |
| 73. | Peter and John in the Sepulchre | [168] |
| 74. | Jesus Revealeth Himself to Mary Magdalene | [182] |
| 75. | On the Road to Emmaus | [196] |
| 76. | Jesus Appeareth to and Pardons Simon Peter | [210] |
| 77. | The Incredulity and Confession of Thomas | [224] |
| 78. | Jesus Showeth Himself at the Sea of Tiberius | [254] |
| 79. | Jesus, His Work Accomplished, Ascends Into Heaven | [268] |
| 80. | The Church of Jesus Christ | [282] |