straightway: Psalms 2:2; Matthew 27:1-2; Luke 22:66; Acts 4:5-6, Acts 4:25-28
and delivered: Mark 10:33-34; Matthew 20:18-19; Luke 18:32-33, Luke 23:1, Luke 23:2-5; John 18:28-38; Acts 3:13
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Mark 15:1
Mark 15:1
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