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CHAPTER XIX.
_Jesus is scourged, crowned with thorns, and mocked by the_
_soldiers_, 1-3.
_He to brought forth by Pilate, wearing the purple robe; and the_
_Jews clamour for his death_, 4-8.
_Con...
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See the notes at Matthew 27:26....
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CHAPTER 19
_ 1. Behold the Man! (John 19:1 .)_
2. The Last Question of Pilate and Christ's Last Word. (John 19:8 .)
3. Delivered up and Crucified. (John 19:12 .)
4. The Title upon the Cross. ...
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PILATE GIVES WAY TO THE JEWS. Pilate's next attempt is to persuade the
Jews to be content with a lighter penalty than crucifixion. The
prisoner is not dangerous enough, even to the religious authoriti...
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CHRIST'S TRIAL BEFORE PILATE (JOHN 19:1-16)
1. Then Pilate took Jesus and scourged him.
Scourging was the usual preliminary of the Romans to an execution, but
Pilate still hoped to appease the Jews b...
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They brought Jesus from Caiaphas to the governor's headquarters. It
was early in the morning and they themselves did not enter into the
headquarters, in case they should be defiled; but they wished to...
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JESUS AND PILATE (John 18:28-40 ; John 19:1-16)...
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JESUS. App-98.
SCOURGED. Greek. _mastigoo._ Not the same word as in Matthew 27:26;
Mark 15:15, which is _phragelloo._ Compare John 2:15. A Florentine
Papyrus of A.D. 85 contains the following addresse...
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28 19:16. The Roman or Civil Trial
As already stated, S. John omits both toe examination before Caiaphas
and the Sanhedrin at an irregular time and place, at midnight and at
-the Booths" (Matthew 26:...
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_Inside the Praetorium_; the scourging and mockery by the soldiers....
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_Then Pilate therefore_ Because the attempt to release Him in honour
of the Feast had failed, Pilate now tries whether the severe and
degrading punishment of scourging will not satisfy the Jews. In
Pi...
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28–19:16. THE ROMAN OR CIVIL TRIAL
As already stated, S. John omits both the examination before Caiaphas
and the Sanhedrin at an irregular time and place, at midnight and at
‘the Booths’ (Matthew 26:5...
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1–3. _Inside the Praetorium;_ the scourging and mockery by the
soldiers....
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ΤΌΤΕ ΟΥ̓͂Ν. Because the attempt to release Him in honour of
the Feast had failed, Pilate tries whether the severe and degrading
punishment of scourging will not satisfy the Jews. In Pilate’s hands
the...
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Ver 1. Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged him. 2. And the
soldiers plated a crown of thorns, and put it on his head, and they
put on him a purple robe. 3. And said, Hail, King of the Jews!...
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ΈΛΑΒΕΝ _aor. ind. act. от_ ΛΑΜΒΆΝΩ (G2983) брать,
ΈΜΑΣΤΊΓΩΣΕΝ _aor. ind. act. от_ ΜΑΣΤΙΓΌΩ (G3146)
сечь, Matthew 27:26 (ВВС)....
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PRONOUNCED INNOCENT
_Text: John 19:1-11_
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Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged him.
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And the soldiers plaited a crown of thorns, and put it on his head,
and arrayed him in a purple ga...
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EXPOSITION OF THE GOSPEL OF JOHN
John 19:1-11
Below is an Analysis of the passage which is to be before us:—
Nowhere in Scripture, perhaps, is there a more striking and vivid
demonstration of the so...
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Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged him.
THEN PILATE THEREFORE TOOK JESUS, AND SCOURGED HIM. As a compromise,
he had offered before to commit this less injustice on the person of
the pri...
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25-27 Compare Mat_26:71-75; Mar_14:69-72; Luk_22:58-62.
28-32 Compare Mat_27:1-2; Mar_15:1; Luk_23:1.
28 What insufferable hypocrites they were! Plotting the death of God's
holy One, and afraid thei...
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THE CRUCIFIXION. THE BURIAL
1-3. Inside the Prætorium. Scourging and mockery by the soldiers
(Matthew 27:26; Mark 15:15). It might be supposed from Mt and Mk that
the scourging was only the ordinary p...
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JOHN TELLS THE GOOD NEWS ABOUT JESUS
GOSPEL OF JOHN
_MARION ADAMS_
CHAPTER 19
PILATE ORDERS HIS SOLDIERS TO WHIP JESUS 19:1-16
V1 So Pilate ordered his soldiers to whip Jesus. V2 The soldiers to...
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THEN PILATE THEREFORE TOOK JESUS. — For the connection and the force
of “therefore” comp. Luke 23:21.
(1) That the earlier Gospels all make the darkness last from twelve
until three (the sixth hour u...
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XIX. _ JESUS BEFORE PILATE._
"They led Jesus therefore from Caiaphas into the palace: and it was
early; and they themselves entered not into the palace, that they
might not be defiled, but might eat...
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to John 19:16. _Jesus before Pilate_....
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Τότε οὖν … ἐμαστίγωσε. Keim (vi. 99) thinks that
Pilate at this point pronounced his “condemno” and “ibis in
crucem,” and that the scourging was preparatory to the crucifixion.
This might seem to be w...
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JESUS ENDURES CONTEMPT
John 19:1-9
Pilate was convinced of our Lord's innocence, and he adopted several
expedients to save His life; he did everything, indeed, except to act
with absolute justice and...
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Here once more we have the story of the Cross, and once again it is a
story to be read almost without note or comment. The picture of our
Lord led forth and presented to the crowds by Pilate is one of...
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Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and (1) scourged [him].
(1) The wisdom of the flesh chooses the least of two evils, but God
curses that very wisdom....
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Pilate's motive, for ordering our Saviour to be scourged, was no other
than this; that the Jews might be satisfied with these his numerous
sufferings, and might no longer seek his death. For the same...
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JESUS SCOURGED AND MOCKED
Mark 15:19; John 19:1-3; Matthew 27:26-30. “ _And having scourged
Jesus_, _he delivered Him up_, _that He may be crucified_.” As it
was customary with the Romans to precede t...
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ADDITIONAL NOTES BY THE AMERICAN EDITOR.
Vv. 1-16. 1. The action of Pilate in connection with the scourging of
Jesus and the giving Him up to the insults of the soldiers was
evidently, as we see from...
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“ _Then Pilate therefore took Jesus and scourged him;_ 2, _and the
soldiers, having plaited a crown of thorns, placed it upon his head
and arrayed him in a purple robe;and they said, Hail, king of the...
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Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged him. (2) And the
soldiers platted a crown of thorns, and put it on his head, and they
put on him a purple robe, (3) And said, Hail, King of the Jews! and...
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CONTENTS
The Lord Jesus is here scourged, crowned with thorns, and mocked. He
is crucified. He giveth up the ghost. His burial....
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In John 15:1-27 our Lord substitutes Himself for Israel, as the plant
of God, responsible to bear fruit for Him on earth (not merely for
man, as such, openly sinful and lost). He takes the place of th...
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1._Then Pilate therefore took Jesus. _Pilate adheres to his original
intention; but to the former ignominy he adds a second, hoping that,
when Christ shall have been scourged, the Jews will be satisfi...
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Pilate (chapter 19) gives way to his usual inhumanity. In the account,
however, given in this Gospel, the Jews are prominent, as the real
authors (as far as man was concerned) of the Lord's death. Jea...
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THEN PILATE THEREFORE TOOK JESUS,.... Finding that the Jews would not
agree to his release, but that Barabbas was the person they chose, and
being very desirous, if possible, to save his life, thought...
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Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged _him_.
Ver. 1. _Took Jesus and scourged him_] So God scourgeth every son
whom he receiveth, Hebrews 12:6. One Son he had that was _sine
corruptione et f...
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_Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged him_ The Romans usually
scourged the criminals whom they condemned to be crucified, which was
the reason why Pilate ordered our Lord to be scourged before he...
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SCOURGED HIM; apparently hoping by this punishment to satisfy the
Jews. Compare Luke 23:22.
CHRIST SCOURGED AND MOCKED. Matthew 27:26-31; MARK 15:15-20....
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THE CONDEMNATION OF JESUS.
The scourging of Jesus:...
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THEN PILATE THEREFORE TOOK JESUS AND SCOURGED HIM....
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CRIMINALLY ASSAULTED IN THE COURT!
(vs.1-12)
Pilate then tried another desperate move, having the Lord scourged.
This was gross injustice, yet he hoped by this to placate the Jews'
enmity, considerin...
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1-18 Little did Pilate think with what holy regard these sufferings
of Christ would, in after-ages, be thought upon and spoken of by the
best and greatest of men. Our Lord Jesus came forth, willing t...
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JOHN CHAPTER 19 1 THESSALONIANS 19:1 Jesus is scourged, crowned with
thorns, mocked, and buffeted by the soldiers. 1 THESSALONIANS 19:5
Pilate declareth his innocence: the Jews charge him with assumin...
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John 19:1 So G5119 then G3767 Pilate G4091 took G2983 (G5627) Jesus
G2424 and G2532 scourged G3146 ...
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THE TRIAL CONTINUES (JOHN 19:1 A).
John has made clear in chapter 18 that, in facing His trial by His
fellow Jews, Jesus had nothing to hide, although no details of their
actual attempts to find prose...
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‘Then Pilate therefore took Jesus and scourged him.'
Throughout the ages, until fairly recent centuries, the treatment of
prisoners has been similar. Unless they were important people (in the
case of...
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The dreadful tragedy is still continued; and that it is so in the same
line of thought and with the same object as before, is evident from
the parallelism between chap. John 18:33-40 and chap. John 19...
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John 19:1. THEN PILATE THEREFORE TOOK JESUS AND SCOURGED HIM. It is
the scourging itself that is the prominent thought, not the fact that
it was inflicted by order of Pilate. The name of the governor...
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TOOK AND SCOURGED
(ελαβεν κα εμαστιγωσεν). First aorist active
indicative of λαμβανω and μαστιγοω (from μαστιξ,
whip). For this redundant use of λαμβανω see also verse John
19:6. It is the causative...
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John 19:1. _Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged him._
This was one of the most terrible punishments to which a man could be
sentenced. The Roman scourge was no trifle. It tore off the quiv...
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John 19:1. _Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged him. And
the soldiers platted a crown of thorns, and put it on his head, and
they put on him a purple robe. And said, Hail, King of the Jews!...
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CONTENTS: Pilate brings Jesus before the multitude. The rejection of
the Savior and the crucifixion. His entombment.
CHARACTERS: Jesus, Pilate, soldiers, Jesus' mother, His aunt, wife of
Cleophas, Ma...
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John 19:1. _Pilate therefore took Jesus and scourged him,_ as stated
in Matthew 27:26. In cases where this preseded crucifixion, Cicero has
recited the form of the sentence from the Roman law. _I, lic...
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CHAPTER 19 VER. 1. _Then Pilate therefore took Jesus and scourged
Him._ That is after he had said (Luke 23:22), "I will chastise Him and
let Him go." The tradition is that He was first scourged with t...
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_EXPLANATORY AND CRITICAL NOTES_
John 19:1. THEREFORE (see Luke 23:22).—He was under the erroneous
impression that this treatment of Jesus might soften the enmity of the
Jews toward the Prisoner. SCOU...
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EXPOSITION
JOHN 19:1
(d) [Within the Praetorium.] The unjust scourging, and the crown of
thorns.
JOHN 19:1
Then PILATE THEREFORE TOOK JESUS, AND SCOURGED HIM. The force of the
"therefore" may be se...
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Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged him (John 19:1).
The scourging was a whipping that was done to examine the prisoners.
It was a third degree technique of the Roman Empire. They did not h...
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1 Peter 2:24; 2 Corinthians 11:24; Acts 16:22; Acts 16:23; Acts 22:24
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Scourged [ε μ α σ τ ι γ ω σ ε ν]. Matthew and Mark use the
Greek form of the Latin word flagellare, fragellow, which occurs only
in those two instances in the New Testament. John uses the more common...
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Matthew 27:26; Mark 15:15....
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Then Pilate therefore took Jesus and scourged HIM.
Observe here, 1. That as the death of the cross was. Roman punishment,
so it was the manner of the Romans to whip their malefactors' before
they cru...