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- Biblically, he returns to the Pontius Pilate narrative, portraying Trump’s support for release as analogous to Pilate washing his hands and yielding to the crowd. He also invokes the church-order principle of going directly to someone when theredue processchurch orderpresumption of innocencedue processpilatematthew 27:24 - pilate's hand-washing is used as a warning against abandoning lawful order and due process in response to mob pressurematthew 18:15criminal justice procedure
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- portrayed as reviewing the accusations, finding no fault in Yeshua, yet yielding to an angry crowd and washing his hands of responsibility. That biblical narrative becomes the central analogy for the speaker’s warning against mob justice replacing lawful judgmentdue processpresumption of innocencedojmatthew 27:24 - 26 - pilate's washing of his hands while yielding an innocent man to the crowd is used as a warning against abandoning lawful justice to satisfy mob pressuredue processgrand jury secrecywashed his handstrial of jesus
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