Killing Jesus: To Set a Form upon that Indigest **

Yeshu Stoned

            The Jews sought to slay Jesus because he had
done servile acts on the Sabbath and also said that
YHWH was his father, making himself equal to God.

         All the chief priests and elders of the people
took council against Jesus to put him to death.
They bound him and delivered him to Pontius Pilate,
the proconsul.  

          Then said Pilate unto Jesus--"Hearest thou
how many things they witness against you?"  And
Jesus answered him to never a word.

           Pilate saith unto the Jews--"What shall I 
do then with Jesus who is called King of the Jews?"
The Jews all said unto him--"Let him be crucified!"
And Pilate said--"Why?  What evil hath he done?"
But they cried out the more saying, "Let him be
crucified!"

          Pilate took water and washed his hands saying--
"I am innocent of the blood of this just person.  You
Jews see to it."  Then Pilate released Jesus of the Father
unto the Jews.

          Then there arose a certain of the synagogue who
stirred up the people and the elders and the scribes.
The Jews said unto Jesus, "Thou art not yet fifty years
old and hast thou seen Abraham?"  Jesus said unto 
them--"Verily, verily I say unto you, before Abraham
was, I am.  I and my father are one."

          The Jews answered him saying--"For good work
we stone you not, but for blasphemy, and because that
thou being a man makest thyself God, thou art a 
magician, an idolater, and possessed of a demon."

          And the Jews came upon him and caught him.
They cried out in a loud voice and ran upon him 
with one accord.  And the Jews cast him out of the 
city and they stoned Jesus.  He, kneeling down, 
cried with a loud voice--"Eli, eli, lama sabach thani?
It is finished."  And he gave up the ghost.

          It is written that all the men of the city shall
stone him with stones:  that he die--so shalt thou
put evil away from among you.  And if he be to be
put to death and thou hang him on a tree--his body
shall not remain all night upon the tree, but thou
shalt bury him that day, for he that is hanged is
accursed of God.

          This is as it was for the Gospels speakest
it falsely.

     **The Gospels clarified by the Babylonian 
         Talmud, Midrash, and Toldoth Yeshu