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"
Is
he
God
?
"
I
queried
,
gently
,
for
say
something
I
must
.
She
shook
her
head
.
"
I
do
not
know
.
He
has
not
said
.
But
this
I
know
:
of
such
stuff
gods
are
made
.
"
*
*
*
*
*
"
A
charmer
of
women
,
"
was
my
privy
judgment
,
as
I
left
Pilate
's
wife
walking
in
dreams
and
visions
.
The
last
days
are
known
to
all
of
you
who
read
these
lines
,
and
it
was
in
those
last
days
that
I
learned
that
this
Jesus
was
equally
a
charmer
of
men
.
He
charmed
Pilate
.
He
charmed
me
.
After
Hanan
had
sent
Jesus
to
Caiaphas
,
and
the
Sanhedrim
,
assembled
in
Caiaphas
's
house
,
had
condemned
Jesus
to
death
,
Jesus
,
escorted
by
a
howling
mob
,
was
sent
to
Pilate
for
execution
.
Now
,
for
his
own
sake
and
for
Rome
's
sake
,
Pilate
did
not
want
to
execute
him
.
Pilate
was
little
interested
in
the
fisherman
and
greatly
interested
in
peace
and
order
.
What
cared
Pilate
for
a
man
's
life
?
--
for
many
men
's
lives
?
The
school
of
Rome
was
iron
,
and
the
governors
sent
out
by
Rome
to
rule
conquered
peoples
were
likewise
iron
.
Pilate
thought
and
acted
in
governmental
abstractions
.
Yet
,
look
:
when
Pilate
went
out
scowling
to
meet
the
mob
that
had
fetched
the
fisherman
,
he
fell
immediately
under
the
charm
of
the
man
.
I
was
present
.
I
know
.
It
was
the
first
time
Pilate
had
ever
seen
him
.
Pilate
went
out
angry
.
Our
soldiers
were
in
readiness
to
clear
the
court
of
its
noisy
vermin
.
And
immediately
Pilate
laid
eyes
on
the
fisherman
Pilate
was
subdued
--
nay
,
was
solicitous
.
He
disclaimed
jurisdiction
,
demanded
that
they
should
judge
the
fisherman
by
their
law
and
deal
with
him
by
their
law
,
since
the
fisherman
was
a
Jew
and
not
a
Roman
.
Never
were
there
Jews
so
obedient
to
Roman
rule
.
They
cried
out
that
it
was
unlawful
,
under
Rome
,
for
them
to
put
any
man
to
death
.
Yet
Antipas
had
beheaded
John
and
come
to
no
grief
of
it
.
