The harmony of the Gospels in the holy history of the humiliation and sufferings…

1. There was nothing of moment found against him which needed an answer, as Pilate afterwards argueth, Luk. 23.15. 2. Because Jesus would make it manifest before Herod and that great Audience, that he laid down his life willingly. 3. He totally veiled his glory. Had any part of his glory appeared, they would not have condemned him. 1. Cor. 2.8. Pilate was very loth to it, because of his innocency, which he did see. had he seen his glory, he would not have done it.

1. There was nothing of moment found against him which needed an answer, as Pilate afterwards argueth, Luk. 23.15. 2. Because Jesus would make it manifest before Herod and that great Audience, that he laid down his life willingly. 3. He totally vailed his glory. Had any part of his glory appeared, they would not have condemned him. 1. Cor. 2.8. Pilate was very loth to it, because of his innocency, which he did see. had he seen his glory, he would not have done it.

5. See the unworthy and vile usage they put upon him, though they found no cause against him.

Where see 1. The parties that abused him, Herod and his men of war, chief Officers and others that came together unto this spectacle, when they hard that Pilate had sent Jesus to Herod. 2. The abuses which they did to this innocent Lamb of God,

Where see 1. The partyes that abused him, Herod and his men of war, chief Officers and others that came together unto this spectacle, when they hard that Pilate had sent Iesus to Herod. 2. The abuses which they did to this innocent Lamb of God,