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Matthew 12:14

The Passion Translation

Immediately the Pharisees went out and started to scheme about how they would destroy him.

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So from that day on, they were committed to killing Jesus.

Once again they attempted to seize him, but he escaped miraculously from their clutches.

This infuriated them and made them all the more eager to devise a plan to kill him. For not only did he break their Sabbath rules, but he also called God “my Father,” which made him equal to God.

The room erupted with bitter rage, and from that moment on, the religious leaders plotted among themselves about how they might harm Jesus.

After this happened, the Pharisees left abruptly and began to plot together with the friends and supporters of Herod Antipas on how they would kill Jesus.

That’s when they made their decision to secretly have Jesus captured and killed.

For the leading priests and the Pharisees had given orders that they be informed immediately if anyone saw Jesus, so they could seize and arrest him.

Before dawn that morning, all the chief priests and religious leaders resolved to take action against Jesus and decided that he should be executed.

Two days before the Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the leading priests and religious scholars were committed to finding a way to secretly arrest Jesus and have him executed.

His words caused many to want to arrest him, but no man was able to lay a hand on him, for it wasn’t yet his appointed time.

So when the Pharisees heard these rumors circulating about Jesus, they went with the leading priests and the temple guards to arrest him.

some wanted him arrested but no one dared to lay a hand on him.

When they heard this, they picked up rocks to stone him, but Jesus concealed himself as he passed through the crowd and went away from there.

When they heard this, the Jewish leaders were so enraged that they picked up rocks to stone him to death.




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