He suffered the indignity of an unjust trial; being
rudely apprehended, dragged unceremoniously to the bar, falsely accused, subjected
to the testimony of suborned witnesses, and finally condemned without a shadow
of proof. He suffered crucifixion with all its ignominy (William Symington, On
the Atonement and Intercession of Jesus Christ [West Linn, Oreg.: Monergism
Books, 2024], 127)
