THE TESTIMONY OF FOUR WITNESSES, Chapter 7 of Who Crucified Christ

Replay of Episode 214. THE TESTIMONY OF FOUR WITNESSES, Chapter 7 of Who Crucified Christ    Pages 54 to 69 Phone lines will be open for questions and comments after replay.  Other links in description of this video in description at link below:  https://youtu.be/9d8aiqtM1O8   Matthew, Mark, Luke and John Verily, verily, I say unto thee, We speak that we do know, and testify that we have seen; and ye receive not our witness. (John 3:11) Although, out of these four men, only John was an actual witness of Christ’s crucifixion, Matthew, Mark, and Luke were witnesses of the actions of those who accused Him and were responsible for His death–either before or after the event. The series of appearances and trials for Jesus were peculiarly confusing because of the twisting and turning of events between Jewish and Roman leaders. To help clarify the sequence, let’s first read a synopsis of events from Henry Halley’s Bible Handbook:   The Trial of Jesus “Told in Matt. 26:57 – 27:31; Mark 14:53 – 15:20; Luke 22:54 – 23:25; John 18:12 – 19:16. There were two trials: before the Sanhedrin and before Pilate the Roman governor. Judea was subject to Rome. The Sanhedrin could not execute a death sentence without the Roman governor’s consent. There were three stages in each trial, six in all.