_Matt._, 27, 27-31. Footnote 181: _Matt._, 27, 32-44. Footnote 182: It was not the _teaching_ of Jesus, but His _interference_, in the interests of His own supreme standards, with the traditional worship and customs of the Jews, that led the Jewish hierarchy to determine on His death. See below p. 52. Footnote 183: See Hastings, _Dictionary of the Bible_, _ad loca_, and Moffatt, _Historical New Testament_, pp. 272-274. The most probable dates are, for _Mark_, 66 to 70 A.D., and for _Matthew_ and _Luke_, 70 to 75 A.D. Footnote 184: See the masses of evidence gathered in Schürer, _H. J. P._ Footnote 185: Fairbairn, _The Philosophy of the Christian Religion_, pp. 328-9. Footnote 186: _Mark_, 1, 9. Footnote 187: _Mark_, 1, 9. Footnote 188: _Mark_, 6, 3. Footnote 189: _Luke_, 3, 1; 1, 4, 14. Footnote 190: _Luke_, 5, 8. Footnote 191: _Luke_, 7, 36-50. Footnote 192: _Luke_, 19, 1-10. Footnote 193: _Luke_, 23, 39-43. Footnote 194: See Harnack, _What is Christianity_, pp. 32-35. Footnote 195: See specially Weiss, _N. T. Theology_; Beyschlag, _N. T. Theology_; Wendt, _Teaching of Jesus_; Stevens, _Theology of the New Testament_; Robertson, _Our Lord’s Teaching_; and many others. Footnote 196: See Schürer, _H. J. P._, Div. II, Vol. II, pp. 126 ff. Footnote 197: The reason for His silence is to be found in the fact that the Messianic hope, as popularly held, had become largely political: to have confessed Himself the Christ would have been to precipitate a revolt against Rome. Cf. McGiffert’s _Apostolic Age_, 28. Footnote 198: _Matt._, 21, 1-11. Footnote 199: _Matt._, 21, 12-17. Footnote 200: _Matt._, 21, 23-23, 39. Footnote 201: _Matt._, 26, 3-5. Footnote 202: _Matt._, 26, 47-56. Footnote 203: _Matt._, 26, 57 and 59. Footnote 204: _Matt._, 26, 59-62. Footnote 205: _Matt._, 26, 63-64. Footnote 206: _Matt._, 26, 65-66. Footnote 207: Schürer, _H. J. P._, Div. II, Vol. I, 188; _John_, 18, 31. Footnote 208: _Matt._, 27, 1-2; 27, 11. Footnote 209: _Matt._, 27, 18. Footnote 210: _Matt._, 27, 11-26. Footnote 211: McGiffert’s _Apostolic Age_, 27-32. Footnote 212: _Mark_, 1, 15. Footnote 213: See the parables in _Matt._, 22, 2-14; and _Luke_, 14, 15-24. Footnote 214: _Mark_, 1, 15. Footnote 215: _Matt._, 11, 13-14; _Luke_, 16, 16. Footnote 216: _Isaiah_, 42, 6; 49, 6. Footnote 217: _Matt._, 24, 14; 26, 13; 28, 19. Footnote 218: _Matt._, 11, 28-29. Footnote 219: _Matt._, 25, 40; 25, 45. Footnote 220: See _e.g._, _Matt._, 9, 6; 11, 19; 12, 8; 16, 13; 20, 18; 20, 28; 25, 31; 26, 64. Footnote 221: _Matt._, 11, 27; 16, 17; 17, 5. Footnote 222: _Matt._, 21, 37; 11, 10; _Mark_, 8, 37-38; 9, 37; _Luke_, 10, 16. Footnote 223: _Matt._, 3, 17; 17, 5; 26, 63-64; 21, 37; 22, 41-45; _Luke_, 10, 22. Footnote 224: _Luke_, 10, 23-24. Footnote 225: _Mark_, 1, 15. Footnote 226: