6. =From Gethsemane to the House of Caiaphas.= The fettered Jesus was dragged by the crowd, first to the house of Annas (John 18:13-15), for a brief examination, thence to the house of Caiaphas for the formal trial before the Sanhedrim. This place is traditionally located on Mount Zion, near the house of the Last Supper. Here he was condemned by the rulers, and mocked by their servants. (John 18:16-28.) 7. =From Caiaphas to Pilate.= Jesus was brought before the Roman procurator at his _prætorium_, or place of judgment. We are inclined to think that this was the castle built by Herod the Great on Mount Zion; but we give on the map the traditional location at the Tower Antonia, north of the Temple. Here Jesus was examined by Pilate, who vainly sought to deliver him, being convinced of his innocence. (John 18:28-38.) 8. =From Pilate to Herod and Return.= Wishing to avoid the responsibility of condemning Jesus, Pilate sent him to Herod Antipas, who was then in the city, probably in the palace of the Asmonean (Maccabean) kings. But Herod only mocked Jesus, and returned him to Pilate. (Luke 23:8-12.) 9. =From Pilate to Calvary.= At last Pilate gave orders for the crucifixion of Jesus. He was now led forth, bearing his cross, perhaps by the street called Via Dolorosa, "the Sorrowful Way," to the place Golgotha, or CALVARY, outside the wall, where three crosses were erected, and the Saviour of the world was crucified. As two locations of Calvary are now given, both are indicated, and a journey from Pilate's castle to each. The route to the northern locality is indicated by dotted lines. OUTLINE REVIEW OF JOURNEYS--EIGHTH PERIOD. PERIOD OF THE PASSION. 1. _Bethany to Temple and Return._ Triumphal entry. 2. _Bethany to Temple and Return._ Cleansing the Temple. 3. _Bethany to Temple and Return._ Last discourses. 4. _Bethany to Supper._ Last Supper. 5. _Supper to Gethsemane._ (1.) Agony. (2.) Arrest. 6. _Gethsemane to Caiaphas._ (1.) To Annas. (2.) To Caiaphas. 7. _Caiaphas to Pilate._ 8. _Pilate to Herod and Return._ 9. _Pilate to Calvary._ (1.) Crucifixion. (2.) Death. (3.) Burial. IX. PERIOD OF THE RESURRECTION. The events of the forty days between the Resurrection and the Ascension of Jesus cannot be arranged as journeys, since his resurrection body moved from place to place by the will of his spirit. The student may therefore consult the Map of Palestine during the ministry of Jesus for the places referred to in the account of this period. Of the ten recorded appearances, five were on the day of the resurrection, the first Easter Sunday. 1. =At Jerusalem=, on Easter morning, to Mary Magdalene, after the other women had received from the angels the news that he was alive. (John 20:1-18.) 2. =At Jerusalem=, soon afterward, to the other women, when Jesus greeted them with the words "All hail!" (Matt. 28:1-10.)