Luke 23:10
Luke 23:10 Meaning and Explanation
“And the chief priests and scribes stood and vehemently accused him.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →The chief priests and scribes stand before Herod and accuse Jesus vehemently.
What Does Luke 23:10 Mean?
The accusers have followed Jesus from court to court, and they take no chances in Herod's hall, pressing their charges with rising heat lest the case slip away.
Set the scene side by side: vehement voices on one side, a silent Savior on the other. He answers nothing, because he has come not to win an argument but to bear a cross. There is a fury that accuses and a love that endures; this verse shows both at full strength. The accused, not the accusers, is the one in command of his soul.
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What does Luke 23:10 mean?
The chief priests and scribes stand before Herod and accuse Jesus vehemently.