{The Pharisees therefore laid among themselves} (hoi oun
Pharisaioi eipan pros heautous). Graphic picture of the
predicament of the Pharisees standing off and watching the
enthusiastic crowds sweep by. As people usually do, they blame
each other for the defeat of their plots against Jesus and for
his final victory, as it seemed. {Behold how ye prevail nothing}
(	he(9372)eite hoti ouk (9370)heleite ouden). It was a pathetic
confession of failure because the rest of the plotters had
bungled the whole thing. "Ye help nothing at all" by your plots
and plans. {Lo, the world is gone after him} (ide ho kosmos
opis(9320)autou ap(886c)then). Exclamatory use of ide and timeless
aorist active indicative of aperchomai. The "world" is a bunch
of fools, they feel, but see for yourselves. And the Sanhedrin
had advertised to "find" Jesus! They can find him now!