Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich - Biography and Complete Visions
Sep 27, 2026 · 26 min · 9 segments
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After them were carried rolls of raiding.
Then after a short intervening distance, surrounded by a crowd of soldiers and those six functionaries who had been present at the capture, came our dear Lord Jesus, bound as before with ropes which were held by the executioners.
The mob came streaming from all sides and joined the procession with shouts and cries of mockery.
Crowds of people were standing along the way.
Jesus was now clothed in his woven undergarment, which was covered with dirt and mud.
From his neck hung the heavy, rough chain, which struck his knees painfully as he walked.
His hands were fettered, as on the day before, and the four executioners dragged him again by the cords fastened to his girdle.
By the frightful ill-treatment of the preceding night, he was perfectly disfigured.
He tottered along, a picture of utter misery, haggard, his hair and beard torn, his face livid and swollen with blows.
Amid fresh outrage and mockery, he was driven onward.
Many of the mob have been instigated by those in power to scoff in this procession at Jesus' royal entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.
They saluted him in mockery with all kinds of regal titles, cast on the road at his feet stones, clubs, pieces of wood, and filthy rags, and in all kinds of satirical songs and shouts reproached him with his solemn entrance.
The executioners pushed him and dragged him by the cords over the objects that impeded his path, so that the whole way was one of uninterrupted maltreatment.
After them were carried rolls of raiding.
Then after a short intervening distance, surrounded by a crowd of soldiers and those six functionaries who had been present at the capture, came our dear Lord Jesus, bound as before with ropes which were held by the executioners.
The mob came streaming from all sides and joined the procession with shouts and cries of mockery.
Crowds of people were standing along the way.
Jesus was now clothed in his woven undergarment, which was covered with dirt and mud.
From his neck hung the heavy, rough chain, which struck his knees painfully as he walked.
His hands were fettered, as on the day before, and the four executioners dragged him again by the cords fastened to his girdle.
By the frightful ill-treatment of the preceding night, he was perfectly disfigured.
He tottered along, a picture of utter misery, haggard, his hair and beard torn, his face livid and swollen with blows.
Amid fresh outrage and mockery, he was driven onward.
Many of the mob have been instigated by those in power to scoff in this procession at Jesus' royal entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.
They saluted him in mockery with all kinds of regal titles, cast on the road at his feet stones, clubs, pieces of wood, and filthy rags, and in all kinds of satirical songs and shouts reproached him with his solemn entrance.
The executioners pushed him and dragged him by the cords over the objects that impeded his path, so that the whole way was one of uninterrupted maltreatment.
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