From: Sam Ross <ron@pymes.gaztenet.com>
Date: Sep 9, 2006 4:40 AM
Subject: tale

Butneither did He consent to the accusation by any bowing of the head. He shews to Peter and John the Cupcontaining the Blood of Christ. Thesetherefore made no great uproar but were content in taking the man forwhom they came. Now this man Barabbas was a noted thief and had been tried before thistime. So she followedwith the others to the place where He should suffer. And she could not bear that she should see Him after that she knew Hemust suffer. And all could see that a storm was coming. Butneither did He consent to the accusation by any bowing of the head. But they would not that thisshould be so. At this time were the disciples scattered abroad. And the multitude cried aloud: Yea,release the man Barabbas! Now among the garments of the Christ was a coat the which Ihave often seen Him wear. For very nigh to death was He and His voice was faint and low. And now she turned from the tomb to tell the disciples. And the spirit and soul might enter it again becausethe body lived. Andsinking down upon the ground, she swooned. This man was he that is spoken of as Simon of Cyrene. And herein is a great mystery: for he bare it and yet bare it not in theeyes of men. Ye speak lies if yesay I am of his company. And herein is a great mystery: for he bare it and yet bare it not in theeyes of men. It was now the hour ye call four of the clock.