Stalker, James – The Trial and Death of Jesus Christ

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Stalker’s work of 23 chapters is on the last days of Jesus in his Trial and Death.

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1 The Trial and Death of Jesus Christ
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The Trial and Death of Jesus Christ

By James Stalker

Stalker’s work, The Trial and Death of Jesus Christ of 23 chapters investigates on the last days of Jesus in his Trial and Death.

CONTENTS of The Trial and Death of Jesus Christ

I. THE ARREST
Matt. xxvi. 47-56; Mark xiv. 43-50; Luke xxii. 47-53; John viii. 1-11.

II. THE ECCLESIASTICAL TRIAL
Matt. xxvi. 57-68; Mark xiv. 51-65; Luke xxii. 54-71; John xviii. 12-14, 19-24.

III. THE GREAT DENIAL
Matt. xxvi. 69-75; Mark xiv. 66-72; Luke xxii. 54-62; John xviii. 15-18, 25-7.

IV. THE CIVIL TRIAL
Matt. xxvii. 11; Mark xv. 2; Luke xxiii. 2-4; John xviii. 28-38.

V. JESUS AND HEROD
Luke xxiii. 5-12.

VI. BACK TO PILATE
Matt. xxvii. 15-23; Mark xv. 6-14; Luke xxiii. 13-25; John xviii. 39, 40.

VII. THE CROWN OF THORNS

Matt. xxvii. 26-30; Mark xv. 15-20; Luke xxiii. 25; John xix. 1-5.

VIII. THE SHIPWRECK OF PILATE
Matt. xxvii. 24, 25; Mark xv. 15; Luke xxiii. 25; John xix. 5-16.

IX. JUDAS ISCARIOT
Matt. xxvii. 3-10; Acts i. 18, 19.

X. VIA DOLOROSA
Matt. xxvii. 31-3; Mark xv. 20, 21; Luke xxiii. 26; John xix. 16, 17.

XI. THE DAUGHTERS OF JERUSALEM
Luke xxiii. 27-31.

XIL. CALVARY
Matt. xxvii. 33-8; Mark xv. 27, 28; Luke xxiii. 32, 33; John xix. 18-22.

XIII. THE GROUPS ROUND THE CROSS
Matt. xxvii. 39-44, 55, 56; Mark xv. 29-32; Luke xxiii. 35-7, 49; John xix. 23-5.

XIV. THE FIRST WORD FROM THE CROSS
Luke xxiii. 34.

XV. THE SECOND WORD FROM THE CROSS
Luke xxiii. 39-43.

XVI. THE THIRD WORD FROM THE CROSS
John xix. 25-27.

XVII. THE FOURTH WORD FROM THE CROSS
Matt. xxvii. 46-9; Mark xv. 34-6.

XVIII. THE FIFTH WORD FROM THE CROSS
John xix. 28.

XIX. THE SIXTH WORD FROM THE CROSS
John xix. 30.

XX. THE SEVENTH WORD FROM THE CROSS
Luke xxiii. 46.

XXI. THE SIGNS
Matt. xxvii. 50-4; Mark xv. 38, 39; Luke xxiii. 44, 45, 47.

XXII. THE DEAD CHRIST
John xix. 31-7.

XXIII. THE BURIAL
Matt. xxvii. 57-61; Mark xv. 42-7; Luke xxiii. 50-6; John xix. 38-42.

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