The Trial of Christ, by David K. Breed, [1948]
| FOREWORD | By Dr. Macartney | 4 |
| ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | By the Author | 7 |
| CHAPTER I | THE SCOPE OF OUR STUDY | 9 |
| CHAPTER II | LEGAL BACKGROUND AND SOURCES OF THE RECORD | 12-16 |
| | Concept of legal history—of Due Process of Law—of a Reversible Error—of Court Reporting and The Gospels as a court reporter's record | |
| CHAPTER III | THE RECORD OF THE TRIALS | 17-37 |
| | Wherein we quote the Record as given in Matthew—Mark—Luke—and John | |
| CHAPTER IV | REVERSIBLE ERRORS | 38-43 |
| | Wherein we define a Reversible Error and list 17 Errors in the actual Trial of Christ | |
| CHAPTER V | FIVE COURTS AND SIX TRIALS | 44-50 |
| | A—Biographical | |
| | B—Chronology of the Trials | 47-50 |
| CHAPTER VI | ARGUMENT AS TO JEWISH TRIALS | 51-61 |
| | Wherein we examine the law of the Sanhedrin and the errors it made | |
| CHAPTER VII | ERRORS IN THE ROMAN TRIALS | 62-65 |
| | Pilate and Herod and their Mistakes | |
| CHAPTER VIII | A LESSON IN CITIZENSHIP | 66-72 |
| EPILOGUE | OUR REDEEMER | 73-78 |
| APPENDIX A | LAWYERS IN THE SANHEDRIN | 79-82 |
| APPENDIX B | BIBLIOGRAPHY | 83-86 |
| INDEX | | 87 ff |