The Glad Tidings of Nikódemos 11

Death of Yâhuwshúa`

1. And it was about the sixth hour, and there was darkness over the land until the ninth hour, for the luminary orb was darkened: and the veil of the temple was rent asunder in the middle. And towards the ninth hour, Yâhuwshúa called with a loud voice and said: "’ëlíy, ëlíy, lâmâ´h Azavttâ´niy!" [Which means: "My Power, My Power, why have You forsaken Me?"] And immediately murmured: "Avíy, byâthchâ´ aphqíyth ruwchíy." [Songs 31:5] [Which is interpreted: My Father, into Your hands I deposit My spirit.] And having thus said He gave up the spirit. And when the centurion saw what was done, he praised Yâ-hwéh, saying: "This Man was righteous." And all the multitudes that had come to the sight, were disturbed when they beheld what was done and returned to their houses smiting their breasts. 2. And the centurion reported unto the governor the things that had come to pass: and when the governor and his wife heard, they were sore vexed, and neither ate nor drank that day. And Pilátus sent for the "Yehuwthím" and asked them: "Did ye see that which came to pass?" But they responded to the governor: "There was an eclipse of the luminary orb after the usual sort." 3. And those who loved Yâhuwshúa` had stood afar off, and the women who came with Him from Gâlíyl, looking at these things. And a certain man named Yâhuwçë´ph, being a councilman, who had not taken part in the accusations and the evils of the "Yehuwthím", who was of Râmâtháyim a city of Yâhuwthâ´h, who also himself looked for the kingdom of Yâ-hwéh, this man had gone to Pilátus and begged the body of Yâhuwshúa. So he took it down from the gallows-cross, and wrapped it in a clean linen cloth and laid it in a completely new hewn sepulcher that he did have made for himself, wherein a man was never yet laid. [Yshá'Yâhuw 53:9]

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