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John 19:19

John 19:19

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

And Pilate wrote a title,.... Luke calls it a superscription, Mark, the superscription of his accusation, and Matthew, the accusation itself; it contained the substance of the charge against him, and was written upon a table or board, and nailed to the cross, as Nonnus suggests; to this is the allusion, .

The form of it was drawn up by Pilate, his judge, who ordered it to be transcribed upon a proper instrument, and placed over him:and put it on the cross; not with his own hands, but by his servants, who did it at his command; for others are said to do it, Mt 27:37.

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