Gujarati - Letters of Herod and Pilate

જતણતનિાછોબોલાવિો,શિથલીધાઅનપવરોધકિ્કત

ેતિનબાળકછ,અનિથવીિરરહવાેાટઅિોગિછ.અન જારતણતનજોિોતિારતણતરતજતનતવાગતકિ,અન તનાેનનાબધાકોધનબાજિરેકીદીધો.

બધાઆશિિપકતથઈગિા,અનતિોતિણઆશિિપકત

થઈગિો,કારણકતગરહાજરીેાપિલાતિરએટલોગતુ

હતો,અનજારતહાજરહતોતિારતનકડકાઈથીકઈકહી

શકતોનહતો.અત,દવીુિનથી,અથવાકદાિકોઈ

શરીરેાઆનદકરતા,બધાિાણીેાફરતાહતા,અનહવાેા ભિકરવીજળીઅનતોફાન,ગજનાઅનકરાિાડતાહતા, જથીબધાભિાનકભિથીઘરાઈગિા.આકારણોુર

રોેનોએતનપટબરનદીેાથીખિીનબહારકાઢણો,તન પવિનનીેજકેાલઈગિો,અનતનરોનનદીેાડબાડી

દીધો.કારણકપવિનનોઅથ,જણક,ગહનાનોેાગહતો, કારણકતુેિતશાિનતથળહતઅનદષઆતાઓતિા

હતાઅનતજકાિ્કરતાહતા.

તથી,તેાણુો,રાકુોદારાઆટલાતાુુહનનકરી

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Gujarati - Letters of Herod and Pilate

Published on Dec 2, 2025

Filipino Tracts and Literature Society Inc.

These letters occur in a Syriac MS., of the sixth or seventh century, in the British Museum. Dr. Tischendorf states in his Apocalypses Apocryphæ (Prolegg. p. 56) that he has a copy of the same in Greek from a Paris MS., of which he says "scripture satis differt, non item argumentum." The letters are followed by a few extracts which seem to have been added by some copyist, although they are followed by the subscription to Pilate's letter. We suppose that by Justinus, we are to understand Justus of Tiberias of whom Josephus speaks as a historian of his tine. We cannot venture an opinion favorable to the genuineness of this extract, because Photius says Justus did not mention Christ. By Theodorus, we understand the Emperor Tiberius. The question and answer agree in sense with what is read in the "Anaphora," or response of Pilate.