CHAPTER XVII-4

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“ Which would mean the end of Roman rule,” I broke in. “ That is where Caiaphas and Hanan plot to embroil Rome,” Miriam explained. “It is not true. It is a lie they have made.” Pilate nodded and asked: “ Is there not somewhere in your ancient books a prophecy that the priests here twist into the intent of this fisherman’s mind?” To this she agreed, and gave him the citation. I relate the incident to evidence the depth of Pilate’s study of this people he strove so hard to keep in order. “ What I have heard,” Miriam continued, “is that this Jesus preaches the end of the world and the beginning of God’s kingdom, not here, but in heaven.” “ I have had report of that,” Pilate raid. “It is true. This Jesus holds the justness of the Roman tax. He holds that Rome shall rule until a

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