From: "Blaine Borrowman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Blaine,  Hi Judy,  Well, the point was that they could not reason against
him--they might have tried rationalizing, or in other words, making excuses
for themselves.  But apparently they were so used to being in charge, they
expected compliance with their dictates and their traditions to be automatic. 
 
Of course, they were envious!!   And remember, charity envieth not!  They
had no love in their hearts for him, so they sought to kill him, and finally
succeeded. 
 
Judy:
They had no love for anyone, including God, they served themselves
with an outward religious veneer and Jesus layed down his life. 
Noone was successful at killing him, he was led by the Spirit of God
as a lamb to the slaughter.
 
Blaine:
They had tried before, but failed, and would have failed again if it had not
been for the betrayal of Judas Iscariot--the unrepentant thief, the man who
carried the money bag, who let his greed overpower his testimony that
Jesus was the Messiah, something he knew to be true. 
 
Judy:
Judas' duplicity finally caught up with him for Satan had entered
into him prior to that kiss of betrayal; I don't know whether Judas had a
revelation of Jesus as Messiah (like Peter - which must come from
heaven) I doubt it but he did know (after the fact) that he had killed
innocent blood because he said so. Even Satan who indwelled Judas
had no victory in his death, burial, and resurrection because it is written
"None of the rulers of this age understood God's wisdom because if
they had understood it they would not have crucified the Lord of glory"
(1 Corinthians 2:8) 
 
Blaine:
Do you suppose these men who paid Judas 30 peices of silver
(the price of a slave)  were aware, along with Judas, that this was
the Messiah they were doing away with?    There is evidence they were.
 
Judy:
Where is this evidence?  I just showed from 1 Corinthians above
that neither Satan nor the people he used in executing his supposed
plan knew what they were about.
 
Judy
 
Hi Blaine:
There is no reason against the Truth and the people knew Jesus spoke
as one having authority and not like the scribes (Mark 1:22 and
Matthew 7:29).  It was not for "arophobia" that the Jewish leaders had
him killed, it was for envy (that green eyed monster); this is what the 
scripture teaches. Pilate the Roman Governor was the one with civil 
authority and he was aware of this (see Matthew 27:18 and Mark 15:10)
 
Judy
 
From: "Blaine Borrowman"
Blaine: The Jews were free to use reason to counter his statements,
but chose instead to use their authority and influence to have him killed.
This was an extreme form of arophobia, I would say. 
 

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