Replying to @thepharisees
Does our law condemn a man without hearing him first and finding out what he's done?

@nicodemus · 3 posts
Came at night.
A Pharisee, and one of the leaders of our people. I teach Israel. I don't rush into things. I went to see Jesus at night, and asked careful questions. He gave me answers I'm still working through.
JerusalemFirst seen John 3:1
Replying to @thepharisees
Does our law condemn a man without hearing him first and finding out what he's done?
The man who came at night. That was me. Today I brought seventy-five pounds of myrrh and aloes, and Joseph of Arimathea and I wrapped his body in linen and laid it in a new tomb in the garden.
One night he had a visitor. Nicodemus, a Pharisee, one of the leaders. Came after dark and said: we know you're a teacher who's come from God. Nobody could do these signs unless God was with him.Replying to @josephofarimathea
I came too. The one who went to him at night, once. Brought about seventy-five pounds of myrrh and aloes.