CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE DAILY DEVOTIONAL ON YOUTUBE Matthew 27:6-10 The irony in this Bible passage is thick.  The chief priest, who are supposed to represent a great faith in God, have given money to someone for conspiracy, then, when the conspirator realized his guilt, returned the money to them as Judas (Matthew 27:5, […]

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE DAILY DEVOTIONAL ON YOUTUBE Matthew 27:3-5 In Matthew 27:3-5 we learn that when Judas, the disciple who betrayed Jesus, learned that Jesus had been condemned to death, went to the chief priests and elders in remorse for what he had done.  He returned the thirty pieces of silver for which

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE DAILY DEVOTIONAL ON YOUTUBE Matthew 27:1-2 In Matthew 27:1 we learn that the accusations and beating of Jesus lasted through the night.  “When morning came,” (Matthew 27:1, NKJV) the chief priests and elders realized that they must now come up with a new accusation against Jesus as blasphemy would not

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE DAILY DEVOTIONAL ON YOUTUBE Matthew 26:69-75 The Bible teaches us in Matthew 26:58 that as Jesus was arrested and taken away to the high priest, Peter followed at a distance so he could find out where they were taking his Savior.  In Matthew 26:69-75 is the fulfillment of words spoken

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE DAILY DEVOTIONAL ON YOUTUBE Matthew 26:62-68 In Matthew 26:62-68 we find the testimony that convicts Jesus of blasphemy, not because His testimony was blasphemous but because the high priest and the council did not believe Him.  It was Jesus’ own testimony that the high priest used against Him.  The high