Tag Archives: Jesus’s trial

In Tents 21 Jesus and Pilate Part 7

Posted on October 22, 2012 by Harlow Clark

There’s a lot more to say about Jesus and Pilate, and I may come back to the subject, but I want to do a quick summary of the things I’ve learned in this digression. 1) (Part 1) This project started … Continue reading →

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In Tents # 20 Pilate before Jesus, Part 6

Posted on September 24, 2012 by Harlow Clark

Today, Sept. 23, 2012, stake centers in Utah became extensions of the temple so people could participate in the dedication of the Brigham City temple. We attended the 9 AM session, the first of 3, conducted by L. Tom Perry, … Continue reading →

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In Tents # 18 Pilate’s Trial before Jesus Part 4

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Harlow Clark

In 1979, shortly before the end of my mission my father sent me a letter saying that the bishop of the BYU 29th ward, which he had been serving as high councilor, was being released and the high councilor called. … Continue reading →

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In Tents 17 Pilate’s Trial Before Jesus Part 3

Posted on June 27, 2012 by Harlow Clark

As I mentioned in May, the last parable Jesus tells before going into the temple to deliver his final public sermon–and I think “Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees” is best seen as a sermon, a jeremiad, rather than a … Continue reading →

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