Show -- Lli p 0TL' '1::1ZZtrigigilIthtlZ1ilt4WLittd04'S 0 - ''''' t- 4 27 Z ': - 7':: - '''' !:- ''' -' - C41V'A4047i44- '- -' 2 - I The Salt Lake Trpmne I- -- 1 ''' Saturday Match ri1C i- I: I- - - trolled and whose "small Eadducean party was hated by the Jewish masses cannot be ascertained But in military-occupie- d foreign-rule- d states held by forcibly trampling down native hostility and sporadic revolt history records thattotalitarian regimes — Including imperial Rome — often conspired to give false public justifications to their persecutions ' - - i5 1 I" ' "In the world you have tribulation but be of good cheer I have overcome' the world" t The New Testament describes Juda ism as "the root" and Christianity as its branches The great apostle Paul tt Pharisee and son of a Pharisee warns Gentiles not to be "wise in your conceits" "Remember it is not you that support ' 0 - ti- :' ' k'' - lotp4It '''''''k :'1 : 4- :c-:- IKVA - ‘ '- Alf 'Z 111 -- 4 - )J Y ! - - ' A I' og ' I 'I -- t il '''- 1-- o Root of Christianity ' 1 i" ' i i Ic1 tVI o "L' - ' lj ' I 14 I 1 1 6' v )' i b '1 ' ' Iv ' - J -- t: aN '- efo 1 Ps 14' 711i' ' h i et office-holdin- 4 -- ' 4e multi-thonge- VP The legionaires indulged in some soldierly !port getting the whole cohort of 600 men together while they arrayed Jesus in purple cloth twisted a mock crown of thorns on His head and poked Him saying "Hall king of the Jews!" Pilate had the beaten ridiculed figure shoved back out on the open pvement announcing contemptuously "Behold the tt' man!" "Let Ilim be crucified" the Temple Pilate-sanctione- officials shouted rs They apparently had criers planted In the crowd to take up the chant and draw any bystanders Into It The "chief priests and elders persuaded the people" Math : Whether the entire proceeding was prearranged between IPilate and the subsirvient Temple retinue which he con at '0 A— Bar-Abb- lacldes pro-Rom- ' III ' ' Pilate after eliciting the call for release of went back in his chambers and ordered the legionaires to flog Jesus before proceeding further Jesus was tied over a short post and metal-tippe- d d lashed with the flagellum Prisoners often died from the punishment But Jesus came through it lacerated bleeding and weak end but still on his feet called out IN -- - In Purple Cloth 'Release BarAbbas? the Sadductso Clique ' I o"If you release this man you are not i N i Caesar's friend" the Temple minions de 11 r 1 ' ''" x' ' dared playing their submissive role to ' 4 6 Ar : the hilt "Everyone who makes himself a o 1 "s ' :7 'i 'F king sets himself against Caesar" c 1 1 ' a - The Jewish people however so hated t if k 1 3 i' t e'-k Caesar that they turned increasingly to ' $:0 (' - 1I violent revolution culminating in about r0 ill 1 —I30 years in open warfare crushed by ift ' :" I N I Roman armaments with massive nation4 -M ' i01" A wide slaughter and the fiery destruction 21 A k 1: 01 oir3 ‘ of Jerusalem ) 4'1T : is t a But Pilate's Sadducean t VA g tiny clique hated by the bulk of Jews were on the Roman side (11 j al d0 shouted their support for the con' They 3 0 5 queror even as they called fur the death f of the Jew Jesus L or' b Pilate took his seat on the portable -- 1'''bema and had the badly pummeled pris'! t'-oner dragged front and center "Here is 'V''i-- ' '4 T' ' your king!" !i -w- - t to6 44 "Away with Him" the official claque stuck with it "Crucify crucify him" The governor kept up the contrived : smokescreenj to the end "Shall I crucify sir: t your king?" i '46:t 04 I "We have no king but Caesar!" -st 920tet t 21411‘ Seated on the Judicial throne of the "v:7 world's dominion Pilate rendered his The sentence set Jesus begins I heavy beam of the cross A hardy verdict and passed sentence on Christ — crucifixion a cruel form of death trudge to Calvary burdened by the I man he plods on despite the agony But it was not Just a lone tyrant that killed Jesus It was all sorts of men the ew's gospel puts it including the uniguards and it is possible that their supeapostles who fled denied or betrayed d riors under the formed casual tourists high the ruling establishment that feared priest got some of them — on duty early Him the Roman soldiers that arrested Pilate Infuriated tradat the Temple for the festival — to join and bullied Him the status-seekethe hastily drawn demonstration ing principle for prestige the employed Temple Altogether It also was more than the particular "We have a law and by that law He about 20000 functionaires Levite musiperformers in the drama It was the ought to die because He has made Himcooks secretaries cians vergers self the Son of God" the Temple leaders human infirmities of 811 times that corn I ':" N Although the New Testament tends to picture laim only as an indecisive vascillating man yielding to crowd pressures the accounts were compiled at a time when overt aspersions on Rome would have further jeopardized Christianity then an unlicensed illegal religion which Rome moved increasingly to stamp out i " promise men the compulsions and colluthe vested interests the pride of office and power the fearful grasping Tor comfort and security — the universal egoisms that despoil life Certainly even in the isolated histoticontext it was not merally the Jews but rather their oppressors the foe against whom they battled and died by the hundreds of thousands the arrogant aggressor whose soldiers arrested whose court condemned and whose executioners killed the greatest Jew of all It wagHis Jewish believers who gave His truth to the world t-- killings Bar-Abb- "Bar-Abbas- f called out That was a puzzling freakish charge to the ears of Pilate whose only religion was probably a perfunctory emperor worship Out of annoyed curiosity he summoned Jesus back inside "Where are You from?" Pilate quizzed Him cynical about whatever strange answer might be forthcoming But Jesus knowing the mockery stood silent Infuriated Pilate blazed at Him: "You will not speak to me? Do You 'not krICAV that I have power to release You and power to crucify You!" He had the prisoner hauled back outside goa ing the coached crowd further by ag proposing to release the culprit os: Pilate himself as described by Philo the Alexandrian philosopher of that period was a merciless vain corrupt insolent tyrant of "ferocious passions" who engaged In wanton cruelties rapine and :But the prisoner didn't Jest !"You say tliat I am a king For this I was born ud for this I have come into the world tcl tear witness to the truth Every one who is of the truth hears My Noire" : An impractical visionary Pilate ouged Him a nothing "What is truth?" He left the battered dreamer with the gpard and stepped back outside on the balcony where he posed leniency a gambrt the emperor once ordered in rebuking Pilate for excessive harshness In a previous case of Jewish defiance : "I find no crime in this man But you htive a custom that I should release one man for you at the Passover Whom do you want me to release for you Bar-At- o bts or Jesus who is called Christ?" : Two men named Jesus were under In'ilictment that day the rabbi from Naza Zealot ateth and Jesus Insurrectionist who had started a national uprising in the city allegedly committing murder in the process : I - It is also clear that Pilate dissimulated during the trial pretending to be innocently unacquainted with the case although actually it had been such a disturbing topic in his household that his wife had nightmares about it only the night before Didn't Jest ' - 7 or 'die : But political whitewash to keep Pilate bff the hook dictated that provincial collalprators push the charges "What evil hbalgo done?" :11'ire found the man perverting ow naan and forbidding us to give tribute to Caesar and saying that He Himself is drist a king" That set the scare specifiCations — three counts of high treason "He stirs up the people teaching throughout all Judea from Galilee even to this place" the Temple chieftains pointed out :At this point Pilate signalled the guards to bring Jesus inside the govern6r's chambers and there questioned Dim about His purported Jewish kingstip The mauled prisoner said "My krigship is not from the world" "So You are a king?" To Pilate it WIAs laughable A ' land-holdin- - olaws" 4 it - letals Collect Hireling Crowd AgainstJesusat ills Trial: ' 00 -' 7— They readily conceded "It is noi lawful for us to put any Man to death" The empire had restricted them tq formalities and it said who would live v d - - 167 25 I i t s c4r)F 09 rAMinued From Page One 1 -- - r- - P' - :1 t: The Illustrations Alex Ross one of the antry''s forei most illustrators and designers did the striking unusual interpretations accont panying George Cornell's dramatic five! part series of the events leading to the Crucifixion of Christ Some of these original drawings are reprinted from Francis Beauchesnla Thornton's book "This Is the Rosary" : published by Hawthorn Books Inc - - the root but the root that supports youii "All Israel will be saved" he write "God has not rejected His people whonl He foreknew They are Israelites and to them belong the sonship the glory thp covenants the giving of the law the won-shand the promises to them belook the partiarchs and of their race accord: ing to the flesh is the Christ" The Roman military detail took Hiri to the cross And Pilate to show his scorn for the people that Jesus represented and whose widespread affection for so long frustat6 ed imperial justice had a derisive piaci ard slung to the victim's neck: "Thy King of the Jews" ip 0 p ' Earth Awhirl Pencil Pushers Fired Up— Provide Geographic Theory f CA4-94- ar et1:491 ar al' CAUCA 9 :Selentist Reports BIG (Dinosaur) Finds As Space Just Watch Their Smoke! ft Lens 'Clicks' broad is the Baja ing large heads That 'WASHINGTON (AP) 1 211RARt 1174 t f ci) 0 I — now what with Peninsula was once separated geographically from main land Mexico Geologist William 3 Morris of massive vegetarian 13ones ducldike bills — were the largest in size ranging up to between 60 and 90 feet long Morris gave these details: Los of Occidental College The discoveries were made find in told about the Angeles summer In geological last a report to the technical journal "Science" official weekly strata near El Rosario Baja There were pieces of skull of the American Association of fossilized teeth bits for the Advancement of parts of vertebrae and other spinal Science "seat-bonefor his bones — and huge As background and on account I brush dinosaurs — perhaps the second largest such creatures ever to have roamed the primitive earth — Were reported Friday to have been djscOvered in Mexican California They're rated to be about 78 trilllion years old and to be remnants of giant reptiles tat were between 60 and 90 feet long :The locale of their discovery — along the Pacific margin of Baja on the Mexican stde of California — together with certain dissimilarities bbtween them and dinosaur remains previously unearthed ti Itocky Mountain regions — stiggests this: WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Space Administration released Friday a remarkably clear picture of the earth taken from an altitude of 22300 miles NASA also made public a of the very clear moon's Oceanus Procellarum picture s" tail-bon- irst up ' your knowledge of dinosaurs: Dinosaurs—named from the Greek words meaning "fear- ful lizards" — came in two "Hadrosau- varieties: (1) rian" or herbivorous vegetarian types and (2) the carg or nivorous brands 'rhe former — sport- - While bones of both vegetar- ian and carnivorous forms were found — the latter dis: tinguishable by somewhat larger teeth — the most abundant form found was a vegetarian called "Hypacrosarus" Morris put them in the dinosaur heavyweight class flesh-eatin- - i I 1 Atite"10 ""'"'''''''':::::kxxix: 1 1t--: 1 : -- e 1 :: h " g141tf 1: :-- k :e: TRADE-- i :i::::: 11 :: ::-:- A L:---- - ' "Me114- I:1 7itz1 :t YrOIdT i on a tsfew 1967 1 bl i::::i misc :t Fle1 174 ' t1 - 895 Reg - ' I:::' - DRUM SETS ve4 1294135U k' 1: ' WASHINGTON RCA :::: Victor IDS Colony 9995 iii::: t5 1 I 0 tr—f) gruter MyoE I Federal and State ORTHO i0 O F003 4122 S Stot 2022 S Main BOR 3282591 PHONE ' rm- r 5000 c tali 1 110 i' 0 e 1 I 4441" vd X h 9995 Plays Anywhere! -- 4 ''"r 4995 IWO 11415 Lit eo :: a'n"yltyewillarsreBomalynd ::::: If-ti ------ wow SAVE-SAVE—SA- — --- ""elt1"" VE BIG DISCOUNTS do PRI! 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