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

1. Herod sent Jesus back unto Pilate, ver. 11. so mocked, derided, abused as as above-said, but withal intimated that he found nothing proved against him, as Pilate himself anon declareth. Therefore Pilate calleth his Court again, and calleth the chief Priests and Rulers, his accusers, who were ready enough; and the people; an open Court, because justice must proceed openly, not clandestinely, as the chief Priests, Scribes and Pharisees did in their Court when they condemned Jesus. The Roman proceeded openly and honourably in his Court, and in the management of this matter thus far.

1. Herod sent Jesus back unto Pilate, ver. 11. so mocked, derided, abused as as above-said, but withall intimated that he found nothing proved against him, as Pilate himself anon declareth. Therefore Pilate calleth his Court again, and calleth the chief Priests and Rulers, his accusers, who were ready enough; and the people; an open Court, because justice must proceed openly, not clandestinely, as the chief Priests, Scribes and Pharisees did in their Court when they condemned Jesus. The Romane proceeded openly and honourably in his Court, and in the management of this matter thus far.

2. Pilate maketh recital of what had passed. Ye have brought this man as one that perverteth the people: You see that I have throughly sifted and examined all that you have accused him of, and all this have I done in your presence. Now I do solemnly declare unto you, that I find no fault in him, in any matter which you have accused him of.

2. Pilate maketh recital of what had passed. Ye have brought this man as one that perverteth the people: You see that I have throughly sifted and examined all that you have accused him of, and all this have I done in your presence. Now I doe solemnly declare unto you, that I find no fault in him, in any matter which you have accused him of.