When
Jesus, accused of being a malefactor, stood before Pilate, this Roman governor, in conformity with an ancient custom that permitted at the feast of the Passover the release of one who was accused of a crime, asked the Jews whether they would have Jesus released.
In
an article in the Spectator of London, England, Sir William Hamilton Fyfe wrote in reference to the Greek Testament, "From it I learnt for the first time that repentance meant, not just being sorry for my sins.
