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Yohanes 18:29
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Sebab itu Pilatus keluar mendapatkan mereka dan berkata: "Apakah tuduhan kamu terhadap orang ini?"
Sebab itu keluarlah Pilatus kepada mereka itu serta katanya, "Apakah tuduhanmu ke atas orang ini?"
Contextual Overview
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
What: Matthew 27:23, Acts 23:28-30, Acts 25:16
Reciprocal: Psalms 64:6 - search Mark 15:3 - the chief Acts 21:33 - and demanded Acts 25:5 - if 1 Timothy 5:19 - receive
Cross-References
Praying alwayes in all prayer and supplication in the spirite, and watche thervnto with all instaunce and supplication, for all saintes,
Let vs therfore come boldly vnto the throne of grace, that we may obteyne mercie, and fynde grace to helpe in time of neede.
Gill's Notes on the Bible
Pilate then went out unto them,.... Either into the street, or rather into the place called the pavement, and in Hebrew Gabbatha; see John 19:13 the place where the Jewish sanhedrim used to sit; wherefore in complaisance to them, since they would not come into his court of judicature, he condescends to go into one of theirs, which showed great civility and humanity in him:
and said, what accusation bring ye against this man? meaning, what offence had he committed? what crime had they to charge him with? what did they accuse him of? and what proof had they to support their charge? His view was, to have the matter stated, the cause opened, and evidence given; that the accused being face to face with the accusers, might answer for himself; and he, as a judge, be capable of judging between them: all which were very commendable in him, and agreeably to the Roman laws; and have an appearance of equity, justice, and impartiality.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 29. Pilate then went out — This was an act of condescension; but, as the Romans had confirmed to the Jews the free use of all their rites and ceremonies, the governor could not do less than comply with them in this matter. He went out to them, that they might not be obliged to come into the hall, and thus run the risk of being defiled.