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What was the main reason for the high priest's complaints against Jesus, according to Pilate's understanding?
What was the main reason for the high priest's complaints against Jesus, according to Pilate's understanding?
- Jesus was inciting a rebellion against Roman rule.
- The complaints stemmed from a religious dispute amongst the Jews. (correct)
- Jesus's miracles were viewed as witchcraft.
- Jesus claimed to be the true King of the Jews, undermining Roman authority.
Why did Pilate send Jesus to Herod Antipas?
Why did Pilate send Jesus to Herod Antipas?
- Pilate wanted to strengthen his political alliance with Herod.
- Pilate sought to appease the Jewish leaders by sending Jesus to a Jewish authority.
- Herod had requested to see Jesus perform a miracle.
- Pilate believed Herod, as the governor of Galilee, was better equipped to handle Jesus's case. (correct)
How did Herod Antipas react to Jesus?
How did Herod Antipas react to Jesus?
- Herod had Jesus mocked, beaten, and returned to Pilate. (correct)
- Herod engaged in a theological debate with Jesus.
- Herod sentenced Jesus to death by crucifixion.
- Herod was impressed by Jesus and released him.
Who was Barabbas?
Who was Barabbas?
What was Pilate's reaction to the crowd's demand to crucify Jesus?
What was Pilate's reaction to the crowd's demand to crucify Jesus?
Flashcards
Pilate's Dilemma
Pilate's Dilemma
The conflict Pilate faced regarding the fate of Jesus amidst pressure from the crowd and the uncertainty of justice.
Herod Antipas
Herod Antipas
The provincial governor of Galilee, who was involved in the trial of Jesus and sent him back to Pilate.
Scourging
Scourging
A brutal form of punishment where a person is whipped, often leading to severe injury or death.
Barabbas
Barabbas
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Crowd's Choice
Crowd's Choice
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Study Notes
Pilate's Dilemma
- Pilate struggled with the truth of Jesus's situation, recognizing Jesus was not an insurrectionist.
- Religious squabbles among Jews prompted complaints.
- Pilate's wife warned him in a dream "Have nothing to do with this righteous man."
Sending Jesus to Herod
- Pilate sent Jesus to Herod, hoping Herod would handle the situation.
- Herod heard rumours of Jesus's miracles and hoped to see one.
- Jesus remained silent while his accusers accused him and he was mocked and beaten.
Pilate's Options
- Pilate offered the crowd a choice between Jesus and Barabbas (an insurrectionist murderer).
- The crowd chose Barabbas.
- Pilate had Jesus scourged with a whip, resulting in significant physical harm.
Public Execution
- Jesus was given a purple robe and a crown of thorns.
- Soldiers mocked him, culminating in the crowd demanding Jesus's crucifixion.
- Pilate hesitated but ultimately yielded to the crowd's demands.
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