Sanhedrin

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Sanhedrin. See also Annas; Caiaphas; Jerusalem temple; Judaism; Pharisees; Sadducees; scribes
23 members constituted trial court (184:0.2)
asked John the Baptist if he were Elijah (135:6.6) (135:9.4)
attitude toward Jesus
14 followers of Jesus were on (162:1.5) (164:2.1) (174:5.3)
14 members resigned on motion to destroy Jesus; others ejected (168:3.3)
accused Jesus (185:2.10-13)
of being in leagues with devils (151:3.14) (153:4.2-3) (154:4.4) (162:7.4,6) (169:0.7)
of blasphemy (153:3.6) (154:7.1) (169:0.5) (175:4.11) (184:3.1,15) (184:5.1,7) (185:6.7) (186:2.7)
of revolution; teaching refusal to pay tribute to Caesar (184:3.11) (184:5.2-5) (185:2.12) (185:3.1)
of Sabbath breaking (145:3.1) (147:6.4) (162:2.2) (164:4sec) (169:0.6) (175:4.10) (184:3.1,15)
of traducing the people; magic (184:3.12)
of trying to destroy temple (184:3.7) (184:5.7)
asked Jesus whether John was from heaven (173:2.4-5)
attempted to publicly discredit Jesus (173:2sec) (174:2-4secs)
closed synagogues to Jesus (154:1.2) (154:2.1) (156:6.7)
desired Jesus’ body be thrown into Gehenna (188:0.2)
disconcerted by rumors Jesus had risen (189:2.5) (190:3.3) (192:0.1) (194:1.3)
early opposition to Jesus (142:1.6) (142:6.1) (142:8.1) (143:0.1) (144:0.2)
excommunicated
anyone mentioning resurrection (180:6.1) (190:3.3)
followers of Jesus (164:4.6,11) (164:5.4-5)
hostile; condemned Jesus to death; called upon all Jewry to deliver Jesus (146:4.1) (149:3sec) (162:1.10) (162:2.1) (162:7.3,6) (171:3.4) (172:0.3) (172:3.2) (173:2.2) (184:3.1)
Jesus before the S. (Paper 184)
members slapped Jesus, spit in his face (184:3.18)
practically all members espousing Jesus were Pharisees (184:1.1) (184:3.5)
questioned Jesus in temple (174:2sec)
secret meetings to decide what to do with Jesus (147:6.2)
sent observers to find cause for Jesus’ apprehension (152:0.1)
sent orthodox vanguard to inaugurate open warfare (153:1.1,7)
sought to kill Jesus
fearing he endangered existence of nation (175:4.5,7)
thinking they did God’s service (155:1.4) (162:2.6)
to prevent overthrow of authority (162:2.2) (175:4.9)
to protect temple revenues (175:4.6)
unanimously voted death penalty on Jesus and Lazarus (172:1.9) (175:3.1)
authority of Sanhedrin
asserted authority over all synagogues (146:4.1) (154:2.1)
authorized to release temple funds (185:1.5)
highest governing body and supreme court of Jewish nation (162:2.5) (175:3.1)
money changers licensed by (173:2.3)
ordained all rabbis (173:2.3)
believed untaught people accursed (162:2.9)
burned synagogue at Hebron (154:2.1)
character
feared the multitudes (172:3.12-14) (172:4.1) (173:1.9) (173:2.1) (173:4.5) (174:2.1)
kept Jews in terrible bondage to ritual, traditions (121:7.3)
knew the truth and rejected it (180:3.2)
lacked respect for Pilate’s dignity (185:1.2) (185:2.4,8)
moral cowards; intellectually dishonest (159:4.10)
scrupulous regarding ceremonies and traditions (185:0.3-4)
spiritually blind but thoroughly moral (162:3.1)
convened on Sabbath despite rule (164:4.1,8) (184:0.1)
death sentence required 2 sessions of court, Pilate’s consent (184:3.13) (184:4.1) (185:2.3,5)
general resentment against (156:6.7)
guards. See Jerusalem temple guards
Herod permitted S. to seize Jesus on religious charges (154:3sec)
individual members
Annas (142:0.2)
Joseph of Arimathea (188:1.2)
Matadormus (163:2.4)
Nicodemus (142:6.1) (188:1.2)
Simon (142:8.5)
Jesus’ attitude toward the Sanhedrin
denounced (153:2.3-5) (166:1.4-5) (175:1sec) (175:4.2)
held hypocritical leaders in great contempt (126:0.3) (127:6.5) (153:3.3-7) (178:1.16)
left S. undisturbed in positions of influence and power (153:2.4) (178:1.16)
made no reply to false charges of S. (184:3.6,8,14) (185:2.15) (186:2.2)
met
at home of Caiaphas (175:4.13) (184:0.2)
in chamber of hewn stone (173:1.5) (184:3.2) (186:1.1)
with Herod in Tiberias (154:0.1)
with Josiah (164:4sec)
with Judas (177:4.1) (186:1sec)
with Lazarus (168:3.4)
with Mary mother of Jesus (154:6.1) (157:0.1)
profits from sale of sacrificial animals (173:1.1)
Sanhedrin spies
6 appointed to follow Jesus; 3 confessed faith in Jesus (147:6.2) (147:7.2) (148:7.1) (148:8.1) (148:9.4) (153:3.3) (165:2.12)
at healing of paralytic (148:9.1)
converted spies joined evangelists (149:3.2)
experience with Jesus regarding Sabbath (147:6.4)
trial of Jesus wholly contrary to Jewish laws (164:4.1) (168:3sec) (184:3.4) (184:5.6-8,11) (185:2.14)

Cross-references

See Jerusalem temple guards
See also Annas
See also Caiaphas
See also Jerusalem temple
See also Judaism
See also Pharisees
See also Sadducees
See also scribes

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