The People vs. The Pharisee By T.N. Tiemeyer

A Stewardship drama in a one act play.  1948, 17 pages. About two thousand years ago there lived in Palestine a certain Pharisee, who became famous, or rather infamous, because of a parable told about him.  Even to this day people of all lands have foumd it in their hearts to condemn him as the arch-hypocrite of all times.  In the light of modern days the pharisee asks that his case be re-opened so that we may give a fair hearing to his story.  His testamony so penetrates our hearts that we find ourselves the ones on trial.  The judge finds that the defendent not only has been unjustly condemned but that his ethics, religion, and practice are far above the average Christian church member today.