Lapidação bíblica (Biblical lapidation)

A lapidação existia no tempo de Moisés que se queixa a Jeová (Êxodo 17, 4) «dentro em pouco irão apedrejar-me». A lapidação de São Paulo ocorreu na comunidade judaica da Ásia Menor (Actos 14, 19) «alguns judeus de Antioquia e de Icónio (...) apedrejaram Paulo e, dando-o por morto, arrastaram-no para fora da cidade». Jesus Cristo pensou ser lapidado (São João 10, 31) «os judeus pegaram pela segunda vez em pedras para o apedrejar».

Lapidation existed in Moses’ time; he complains to the Lord (Exodus 17, 4) "soon, I'll be stoned to death". The lapidation of St. Paul took place in the Jewish community in Asia Minor (Acts 14, 19) 'some Jews from Antioch and Iconium stoned Paul and (...) as they thought he was dead, dragged him out of town". Jesus Christ thought he would be stoned to death (John 10, 31) 'the Jews took up stones again to stone him".

Unknown-'the lapidation of Saint Paul'-relief-6th century Marseille-Basilique de Saint Victor

Unknown-'Saints Paul and Thecla and the stoning of Saint Paul'-carved ivory tablet-11th century London-British Museum

Pierre Paul Puget (1620-1694)-'the stoning of Saint Peter'-terracotta-ca 1654 Marseille-Musée des Beaux -Arts

Jacques Callot (ca 1592-1635)-'Saint Onesimus stoning, bishop of Ephesus and martyr'-drawing-16th century

Unknown-'the stoning of Timothy'-miniature-16th century Valenciennes-Bibliothèque Municipale (ms 0007, folio 336)