Luke 23:18
they.Mt 27:16-23; Mr 15:7-14; Joh 18:40; Ac 3:14Away.Joh 19:15; Ac 21:36; 22:22John 19:15
Away.6; Lu 23:18; Ac 21:36; 22:22We have.18:31; Ge 49:10; Eze 21:26,27Acts 7:54-57
they were.5:33; 22:22,23they gnashed.Job 16:9; Ps 35:16; 112:10; La 2:16; Mt 8:12; 13:42,50; 22:13; 24:51Mt 25:30; Lu 13:28 full.2:4; 4:8; 6:3,5,8,10; 13:9,10; Mic 3:8looked.1:10,11; 2Co 12:2-4; Re 4:1-3and saw.Isa 6:1-3; Eze 1:26-28; 10:4,18; 11:23; Joh 12:41; 2Co 4:6; 2Pe 1:17Re 21:11standing.Ps 109:31; 110:1; Joh 14:3; Heb 1:3; 8:1 I see.10:11,16; Eze 1:1; Mt 3:16; Mr 1:10; Lu 3:21; Re 4:1; 11:19; 19:11the Son.Da 7:13,14; Mt 16:27,28; 25:31; 26:64,65; Joh 5:22-27 they cried.54; 21:27-31; 23:27stopped.Ps 58:4; Pr 21:13; Zec 7:11Acts 21:36
7:54; 22:22; Lu 23:18; Joh 19:15; 1Co 4:13Acts 25:24
King Agrippa.King Agrippa was the son of Herod Agrippa; who upon the death of his uncle Herod, king of Chalcis, A.D. 28, succeeded to his dominions, by the favour of the emperor Claudius. Four years afterwards, Claudius removed him from that kingdom to a larger one; giving him the tetrarchy of Philip, that of Lysanias, and the province which Varus governed. Nero afterwards added Julias in Peraea, Tarichaea, and Tiberias. Claudius gave him the power of appointing the high priest among the Jews; and instances of his exercising this power may be seen in Josephus. He was strongly attached to the Romans, and did every thing in his power to prevent the Jews from rebelling; and when he could not prevail, he united his troops to those of Titus, and assisted at the siege of Jerusalem. After the ruin of his country, he retired with his sister Berenice to Rome where he died, aged 70, about A.D. 90. about.2,3,7that he.22:22; Lu 23:21-23
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