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The Trials of Jesus Evidence, Conclusions, and Aftermath

Paul Barnett

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It was mentioned as a two-volume book that starts the analysis of the trial of Jesus from the Last Supper, which was contrasted to a different perspective that was presented in the podcast.

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But I think you can't just start there. There's a lot more going on and has been going on that, I think especially for Latter-day Saints, we can understand that this principle that it's better that on...

— Episode: Mathew 27; Mark 15; Luke 23; John 19 Par...

Episode: Mathew 27; Mark 15; Luke 23; John 19 Part 1 • Jack...

It was mentioned as a two-volume book that starts the analysis of the trial of Jesus from the Last Supper, which was contrasted to a different perspective that was presented in the podcast.

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But I think you can't just start there. There's a lot more going on and has been going on that, I think especially for Latter-day Saints, we can understand that this principle that it's better that one should die than the whole nation dwindle in unbelief.

when Raymond E. Brown writes his two volume history of the trial of Jesus, he starts at the Last Supper.

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