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LCMS Convention Workbook St. Louis, Missouri — 1983, Page 410

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410

PROPOSED AGENDA

came into the world that I should bear witness to the truth. Evervone that is ot
the truth hears ms voice.”

Pilate sard to him, “Whats truth?”

Atter he had said this. he went out again to the Jews and said to them. “Ttind
no faut in this mun.”

@ The chiet priests kept laying one charge atter another against him, but he
answered nota word. Pilate quesuoned him again, saying. "Do sou answer
nothing? See how many charges thes lay against sou.” Jesus answered him nota
word. Pilate was utterly amazed. He said to the chie! priests and the crowd. [
tind ne case against this man.”

@ > They pressed their charges more vehemently gostirs up the people.
teaching throughout al! Judaea. beginning trom Gables to this place.”

When Pilate heard of Galilee. he asked whether the man Was a Galilean.
When he learned that he belonged in Herod’s qurisdiction. he sent him on to
Herod. who was also in Jerusalem tor those dass

@ When Herod saw Jesus. he was delighted. tor he had long wished to see him
because of what he had heard of him. and he hoped te see him do a miracte. He
questioned Jesus repeated|y, but he gave him no answer. The chiet pnests und
serbes stood there and vehemently accused him. Hered and his soldiers mocked
him, They puton him a splendid rebe and sent him back to Priute.

Herod and P:late became trends with each other that same day. for betore
this thes had been at enmity with euch other.

@ Pilate then ca Jed together the chiel priests and the rulers and the people. and
sand to them, “You hase Brought this man betore me as one subverting the
people. See now. P have examined tim before sou and have found nothing tn
this man guilty of any of sour charges against him, and neither did Herod, tor he
sent him back tous. Mark this, he has done nothing worthy of death. [we
him punished and release him.”

@ Now atthe
preoner whom they asked tor Thes had then a sotorous prisoner numed
Barabbas. He was ir prison with the rebels who had committed murder in the
upmsing in the ety. Pilate Anew that twas oubor mates thatthe chiel priests
handed Jesus over. Therefore he said to them. "De you wantime to release tor
you Barabbas or fesus who is called Christ?”

stitWan the governor's custom te release to the crowd aps one

@ The chiet priests und elders persuaded the crowd te ask tor Barabbas and
destroy desus
Pilate asked th

you

again, "Which of the two do you Want me fo Felgdse fOr

ay

B® [bis prompted Plate to goon trying to release him, but the Jews ened out.
“Tsou tet this man go. you are ne trend of Cassar. Pyeryone who makes
Humselt a hing sets b

When

macht against Caesar”
tate heard these words, he brought Jesus our and sat down en the
udemert a Mace that ps called the Pavement or.in Hebrew. Gabbatha. It
Was thy Preparag on othe Passover. about the sixth hour, He sud to the Jews.
“Behold sour Ki
Tes cried out 7 Away with dim. away wath him. crueits him!
Pilate sand unto them. “Shall T erucity your King?”
The chiet prest answered. "We have no king but Caesar”

nowhere. bur cather a rot was under
ands betore the crowd. saying. “bam
tort sourselves.

@ Werer Pilate saw that he was ge

ee took water and Wished his
imneeent ot the hiood of this mun. se

Then ailthe poopie responded. “His blood be on us aad on our children.”

wat

@ Then Pilate. wishing to satits the crowd. gave sentence that it should be as
tres demanded. Hy released to them Barabbas for whom thes asked. the man
Who had been thrown inte prison for imsurrectien and murder. fesus he had
heir will toy becruciticd The soldiers mocked
robe. put his own Clothes on him, and led him

Now

datnd ther gave himiover tot

him. stripped him ot the pur
sTuaity bins

VOCALVARY

the cross. He went out of
Hed Skull Hall. in Hebrew. Golgotha. As thes led him away.
he tuther of Alexander und Rutus. who was
ae country. On him they laid the cross that he might bear it
Tesus. Follewing bim was a gre:

BW The soldiers pow had charge ot Jesus. he bearin

thes lait hold ot Simon ot Cyrene

COMIN 1 Trem

company of people and of women who

bewaned ang lamented him, Jestis turned to them and suid.

nd
tor sour children The dass are surely coming wher thes will say. “Blessed are
the barren and the wombs that never borg. and the breasts that never gave suck.”
Then thes wall begin to say to the mourtuns. ‘Fallon us. and to the hills. ‘Cover
us” Porat thes du these things with a green tree, what will happen with adn

B® Daughters of Terusalem. do rot weep forme. but weep for sours

@ There were asenee others. criminals whom thes led along to be put to

ahowith him When thes came to the place culled Golgotha. thes give him
wine mingled with gall to drink, but when he tasted it he would nor drink IL.

And thes cried out all together, saying. “Away with this man, and release tor
us Barabbas.~

@ While Pilate was sitting in the judgment seat, his wife sent him a message
“Do not have ansthing to do with that man: I have suffered much over him
today ina dream.”

@ Again Pilate addressed them. tor he wished to release Jesus. He said to them.
“What shall | do then with Jesus who ts called Christ? What shall Pdo with him
whom you cal] the King of the Jews?”

They all cried out. “Crucis him!

Pilate said to them, “Why. what evil hay he done? I have found no guilt
worthy of death in him: I will theretore punish him and let him go.”

They ered out all the louder. “Crucify him! Crucis him!”

@ Then Pilate took Jesus and had him flogged. The soldiers of the governor
led him away into the praetorium. They gathered the whole band of soldiers
around him. They stripped him and put on hima purple robe. When they had
woven a crown of thorns, thes put iton his head and a reed in his mght hand. and
they knelt before him and mocked him, saying. “Hail. King of the Jews!” Thes
spaton him and took the reed und struck him on the head. They knelt down and
did him homage.

@ Pilate went out again and suid to them, “See. | bring him out to vou that you
may know J find him not guilty.” So Jesus came out wearing the crown of
thorns and the purple robe. Pilate said to them, “Behold the man!”

@ When the chiet priests and officers saw him, they ened, “Crucity him!
Cruttes him!”

Palate said to them, "Take him yourselves and crucify him. tor [do not tind
him guilty.”

The Jews answered him. “We have g law. and bs that law he ought to die.
because he made himselt the Son of God.”

@ When Puate heard ths. he was more atraid and went again into the
judgment hall and said to Jesus, “Where are sou from?” Jesus gave him no
answer. Then Palate suid to him. "Do sou refuse to speak to me? Do you not
know that I have power to crucity you, and [ have power to release you”

Jesus answered. “You would not have any power atall over me. unless 1
had been given to you trom ubove. For that reason he who handed me over to
sou has the greater sin.”

@ It ways the third hour, and there they crucified him

Jesus said. “Father, forgive them. for they know not what they do.”

The two criminals they crucified with him—one on his nght. the other on hrs
lem with Jesus in the middle. The Senipture was then tulfifled which says. "And
he was numbered with the transgressors.”

@ Wher the soldiers had crucified Jesus, thes cass lots to divide his dothes and
decide what each should take. They made tour parts. one for each soldier There
remained his tume. This was without scam. woven in one piece from the top to
the bottom. thes saad to one another, “Let us moe tear it, but cast lots for th to:
decide Who shall have il” The Scripture was thus tultilled which says. “Thes
divided my garments among them and cast lots for my clothing.” These things
the soldiers did and then sat down and kept wateh over him there

@ Over his head was put the charge against him, Pilute wrote the notice to be
put on the cross. It read. JESUS OF NAZARETH. KING OF THE JEWS
This ttle was read by mans of the Jews. for the place @ here Jesus was crucified
Was near to the city, and i was written in Hebrew. and Greek, and Latin. The
chiet priests of the Jews then satd to Pilate.” You should not wnte The Ring ot
the Jews. but This man said. [am the King ot the Jews.”

Pilate answered. “What [have written, f have written.”

B People steed by. watching. Those who passed bs derided him, wagging
their heads. and saying. "Aha! You who would destros the temple and butld it
In three days. save Mourselt. Hvou are the Son of God, come down trom the

cross.

@ So also the chiet priests. wish the seribes and elders, mocked him to one
another saying. “He saved others: he cunnot save himselt, Let the Christ, the
King of Israel now come down from the cross that we mas see und believe. He
trusts in God. fet God deliver him now if he wants him. Because Jesus said. “1
am the San et God”

B® The soldiers also mocked fim, coming to him and offering him wine. and
saying. “Tt seu are the King of the Jews, save sourselt.” The thieves alsa, wine
Were crucitied with him, cast the same in hry teeth. And one of the eriminals whe
hung there with him mocked him

“Are you not the Chris’ Save voursell und us.”

@ Bat the other rebuked him, saying, “Do sou not tear God singe you are
under the sme condemnation? And we indeed justly. for we ure getting What we
deserve for what we have done: but this man had done nothing wrong.” Then hy
sald. “Tesus. remember me when sou come into your kingdom.”