Trials of Jesus: Sanhedrin and Pilate

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What accusation did the Sanhedrin Council make against Jesus that led to claims of blasphemy?

  • He supported the Roman authorities
  • He claimed to heal the sick
  • He said He would destroy the Temple and rebuild it in three days (correct)
  • He refused to speak during the trial

The Sanhedrin Council had the power to impose the death penalty on Jesus.

False (B)

What was Jesus accused of when He declared He was the Messiah?

Blasphemy

During His trial, Jesus was __________ by the members of the Sanhedrin.

<p>mocked</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the actions taken against Jesus during the trial with their descriptions:

<p>Blindfolded Him = Prevented Him from seeing insults aimed at Him Beat Him = Inflicted physical pain on Him Spit on Him = A gesture of disgust and contempt Slapped Him = A personal physical attack</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Blasphemy

Spreading lies or misleading statements against God; claiming to be equal to God.

Sanhedrin Council

Council of Jewish religious leaders in ancient times, similar to a court.

Fair Trial

A trial where the accused is treated justly and given adequate procedures.

Human Rights Declaration Article 10

Guarantees everyone the right to a fair and public hearing by an impartial court.

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Jesus' Trial by the Sanhedrin

Jesus' initial trial was unfair due to false witness testimony and no chance of defense.

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Study Notes

Trials of Jesus: Sanhedrin Council

  • Blasphemy: Lying against God
  • To put yourself on the same level as God
  • Jesus had three trials before his death
  • First trial at Caiaphas' house, night of arrest in the garden of Gethsemane.
  • Sanhedrin council members questioned Jesus.
  • False witnesses accused Jesus
  • Witnesses' testimony didn't match
    • Accused of destroying the Temple and rebuilding it in 3 days.
      • Jesus did not respond.
    • Accused of being the Messiah.
      • Jesus did not respond
  • Council accused Jesus of blasphemy and deserved death penalty
  • No power to impose death sentence.
  • Instead, they:
    • blindfolded him
    • beat him
    • spit on him
    • mocked him
    • slapped him
  • Jesus did not get angry or fight back
  • Lesson to pray for enemies

Trials of Jesus: Pilate

  • Matthew 27:1-2 & Luke 23:1-7

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