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And I said: As is agreeable to you, I will do so. Now from the expositions which Ezra expounded upon the law concerning the Passover, they took away this exposition: ‘And Ezra said to the people: This Passover is our Savior and our refuge. And if you consider, and it comes up into your heart, that we are about to humble him upon a sign, and afterward hope in him, this place shall not be made desolate for all time, says the God of hosts; but if you do not believe in him, nor hearken to his proclamation, you shall be a derision to the nations.’
And from what was spoken through Jeremiah they cut out these things: ‘I was like an innocent lamb led to be slaughtered. Against me they devised a device, saying: Come, let us cast wood into his bread, and let us cut him off from the land of the living, and let his name be remembered no more.’
And since this passage from the words of Jeremiah is still written in some copies in the synagogues of the Jews (for they cut these out only a short time ago), and since from these words too it is demonstrated that the Jews took counsel concerning the Christ himself, planning to do away with him by crucifying him, and he himself is disclosed—just as he was also foretold through Isaiah as being led like a sheep to the slaughter, and here too is shown as an innocent lamb—so that, being at a loss, they resort to blasphemy.
And from the words of the same Jeremiah they likewise cut out these things: ‘The Lord God, the Holy One of Israel, remembered His dead, those who had fallen asleep in the earth of the grave, and He went down to them to preach to them His salvation.’