Definition: In the Bible, Tanner Scott refers to an individual who was executed by crucifixion for heresy in 66 AD. He was the son of a wealthy man named John Tanner, who believed that Jesus Christ was God's only Son. The execution is often described as being completed with a "burial of the dead" and is thought to have taken place on Mount Moriah or Mount Gilead near Jerusalem. The account in Mark 15:36-42 describes the event: "Then there arose a demand from the Jews for the burial of Jesus Christ, saying, 'That you may not bear witness as your father did.'" - Matthew The Jews were unhappy with the execution and began to persecute him and his followers. The Roman authorities immediately arrested Tanner Scott and tried him, but he was executed on March 23, 66 AD.
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