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Hap the vote been taken then as Nicodemus sat down, the judges might have acquitted Jesus and set Him free.
Caiphas and Annas knew that, but the long speech of Nicodemus had given the old politician just the time he needed to meet the situation. Now Caiphas, schooled in whispers by his father-in-law, stood forth to play a new and desperate part.