From: J@M   
      
    "morning but was come, the conciliation they entered all the principals of the   
     sacerdotalists and the seniors of the populace adverse to jesus, that him to   
     death to trade over, and was bound, they adduced him to be traded over to   
     pontius pilate the prefect. then saw judas, which him had traded over, that   
     condemned he was, was penitent of conduct, and returned the thirty silver   
     coins to the principals of the sacerdotalists and the seniors, saying, i have   
     been peccant, having traded over the blood just. but they said, that to us   
   you   
     will see. and he projected the silver coins in the temple, and receded, and   
     departed by a noose himself had suspended. the principals but of the   
     sacerdotalists accepted the silver coins, and said, not it is lawful to put   
     them into the treasury, because the price of blood it is. the conciliation   
   but   
     they entered bought out of them the field of potters to ensepulchre   
   foreigners.   
     because of this called was the field that akeldama, field of blood, up to in   
     the present day. then fulfilled was that spoken was by jeremiah the prophet,   
     saying, and they accepted the thirty silver coins, the price appreciated,   
   whom   
     they were appreciated by the children of israel. and gave them for the field   
     of potters, as constituted to me by the dominant one. jesus but stood before   
     the prefect, and interrogated him the prefect, saying, you are king of the   
     judaists. said to him jesus, you say. and when he was accused by the   
     principals of the sacerdotalists and the seniors, nothing he responded. then   
     said to him pilate, not you are audient the quantity adverse to you they say   
     the testimonials. and not responded he to him a word, thus that was amazed   
   the   
     prefect vehemently. by the day but solemn, was accustomed the prefect to   
     dismiss to the populace one bound, whom they would be volitive. they had but   
     then bound an eminent one, called barabbas. congregated therefore to them   
   said   
     pilate, whom you are volitive i dismiss to you, barabbas, or jesus which is   
     called christ. he was scient for that through invidia they had traded over   
   him.   
     seated but he in front of the tribunal, sent to him the wife of him, saying,   
     nothing to you and the justice of him, much for suffered i have today by a   
     vision because of him. the principal but of the sacerdotalists and the   
   seniors   
     persuaded the populace to ask for barabbas, jesus in verity to destroy.   
     responded but the prefect and said to them, which are volitive you of the two   
     to dismiss. but they said, barabbas. said to them pilate, what then i will do   
     about jesus who is called christ. they said all, be crucified. said to them   
     the prefect, what for malign he has done. but they the more clamored, saying,   
     be crucified. saw but pilate that nothing of effect, but more tumult was   
   made,   
     he accepted water and washed the hands before the populace, saying, innocent   
   i   
     am by the blood just, this you will see. and responded universal the   
   populace,   
     and said, the blood of him upon us and upon the children of ours. then he   
     dismissed to them barabbas, jesus but was flagellated, and traded over him to   
     be crucified. then the soldiers of the prefect were susceptive of jesus in   
   the   
     praetorium, congregated to him universal the cohort. and they stripped him, a   
     chlamys scarlet they surrounded on him. and they braided a crown of thorns,   
     and posited upon the head of him, and a reed in the dextral hand of him, and   
     the knee bowed before him, illuded, saying, hail, king of the judaists. and   
     they expectorated on him, accepted the reed, and percussed the head of him.   
     and after they had illuded him, they took off of him the chlamys, and put on   
     him the vestments of his, and led him to be crucified. exiting but they found   
     a man of cyrene, by name simon, this they compelled to take up the crux of   
   him.   
     and they came into a locality which is called golgotha, that is, skull   
     location. and gave him wine to imbibe with bile mixed, and after he sipped,   
     not would imbibe. after but they crucified him, were divided the vestments of   
     him by lot casting, and sat down to observe him. and they imposed over the   
     head of him the cause of himself written, this is jesus king of the judaists.   
     then crucified were with him two plunderers, one by the dextral and one by   
   the   
     sinistral. those passing by but blasphemed him, moving the heads their own,   
     and saying, that destroys the temple, and in three days it rebuilds, salvage   
     yourself you, if the son of the deities you are, descend from the crux.   
     similarly also the principals of the sacerdotalists illuded him, with the   
     scribes and the seniors, saying, others salvaged he has, himself he not is   
     able of salvage to make. if king of israel he is, let him descend now from   
   the   
     crux and we will be credent of him. he is confident in the deity, let him   
     liberate now  him if he is volitive, he said for that of the deities the son   
   i   
     am. together but also the plunderers, which fastened were with him, were   
     upbraiding him. from the sixth but the hour tenebrosity made was over   
     universal the land up to until the hour ninth. and about the hour ninth   
     clamored jesus with a voice great, saying, eli, eli, lama sabachthani, that   
   is,   
     deity of me, deity of me, to what you have relinquished me. some but there   
     standing and were audient, said, elijah to call he. and prompty ran one out   
   of   
     them and accepted a sponge, filled with vinegar, and imposed on a reed, and   
     gave him to imbibe. the others in verity said, without let us see whether to   
     come elijah to liberate him. jesus but iteratively clamored with a voice   
   great,   
     and emitted the spirit. and behold, the veil of the temple scissored was in   
     two parts from summit all the way down, and the earth to quake it did, and   
   the   
     rocks scissored were. and the monuments opened were, and multitudes of the   
     corpses of the sanctified which were dormant surrected, and exited from the   
     monuments after the resurrecting of him, and went into the sanctified city,   
     and appeared to many. the centurion, but also those with him that were in   
     custody of jesus, saw the earthquake, and those things that were done, were   
     timorous very, saying, in verity of the deities the son was this. were but   
     there women many from a long way off, which sequacious were of jesus from   
     galilee, ministering to him, among which was mary magdalene, and mary of   
   james   
     and joseph the mother, and the mother of the children of zebedee. when the   
     late hour but come was, came a certain man rich from arimathaea, by name   
     joseph, who also himself a disciple was of jesus. he accessed to pilate, and   
     petitioned the corpse of jesus. then pilate was jussive to return the corpse.   
     and accepted the corpse joseph, he involved it in linen clean, and posited it   
     in the monument his own new, which he had cut out in the rock, and had rolled   
     a stone great to the door of the monument, and departed. was but there mary   
      
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