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John 18:33–38

Pilate listened to them…done anything wrong.”

Mark 15:3–5

But the bishops insisted,…Pilate was amazed.

Luke 23:6–15

Pilate remembered that Galilee…punish him and let him go.”

Matt 26:20–23

And when the bishops heard…no evil toward you.

John 19:4

I will release him because I see no guilt in him.”

John 19:6–15

The bishops and their…avoid executing Jesus.

Matt 27:24–25

So Pilate went…and our children’s.”

Luke 23:23

And this is how the bishops overwhelmed him.

John 19:13

Then Pilate sat down in his sitting place,

Matt 27:26–29

and commanded that…spat in his face.

John 19:16

The bishops shouted,…he be crucified.

Matt 27:31

They then took…place called Golgotha.

John 19:18

And there they stretched…Jesus in the middle.

Luke 23:34–35

when they had crucified…and swore at him.

Mark 14:22

They approached, shook…in three days.

Mark 14:30–32

So now, free yourself:…him cursed him as well.

Luke 23:39–43

one of the thieves,…along with me.”

Matt 27:46–48

In the ninth hour,…surrendered his spirit.>

CONCLUSION

1st John 1:1–7

Jesus Christ’s proclamation…united with him.

1st John 2:1–6

an example…just as Jesus lived.

1st John 2:9

whoever says to himself…is a blind man.

1st John 2:15–17

In order to…love are eternal.

1st John 2:23–24

only he who recognizes…receive eternal life.

1st John 3:1–11

God gave us…love our brothers.

1st John 3:14–23

According to Jesus Christ’s…love his brother.

1st John 4:4

Those who act in…the whole world.

1st John 4:7–12

Therefore let us…will remain within him.

1st John 4:16

Having understood God’s love…resides within our brother.

1st John 5:3

God’s love consists…than the world.

1st John 5:8–12

And the spirit…has eternal life.

1st John 5:14

And for whoever…pass for him.

1st John 5:18–20

And therefore,…truly exists.

About the Author and the Translator

LEO TOLSTOY (1828–1910) is the author of War and Peace, Anna Karenina, The Death of Ivan Ilyich, Family Happiness, and other classics of Russian literature.

DUSTIN CONDREN received an MA and ABD in Slavic languages and literatures from Stanford University. His recent translations include Anton Chekhov’s short dramatic works, which have been performed in theaters in New York City and San Diego. He lives and works as a translator and language instructor in Brooklyn, New York.

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Credits

Cover design by Milan Bozic

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* A splinter sect of ascetics, in existence from the seventeenth to twentieth centuries, that broke off from the Russian Orthodox Church.

* At the beginning of each chapter, Tolstoy composed a summary of the verses contained in the given chapter. In distilling the Gospel teachings even further, these summaries sometimes take a slightly different approach to the content, one in which the author’s opinion is more apparent. These summaries are presented here in italics.

* Most translations present this statement as something close to “You are not yet fifty…” For some reason Tolstoy decides to make it a precise statement of age.