He was convicted of sedition and probably didn't have a real trial.
Because of the disturbance he caused in the Temple by turning over the money changer's tables or something else?
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He was convicted of sedition and probably didn't have a real trial.
Because of the disturbance he caused in the Temple by turning over the money changer's tables or something else?
I'm the OP and I am operating under the belief that Pilate and Jesus were there together. As far a the dialogue that went on, who knows?
If you think there was no trial, that's fine. It's a possibility. I'd like to hear your reason why(some of you did this, thank you). If you think Pilate had a good reason to have Jesus crucified, what would be the reason?
Thank you
Because he claimed to be King of the Jews.
What a strange world you occupy wherein the sole options are inerrant literalism and a pack of lies and fantasies. You've been watching too many Star Wars reruns. :yes:If we think the Bible to be inaccurate and nothing more than lies and fantasy, then no one can assert to have any idea what was said by Jesus.
If we think the Bible to be inaccurate and nothing more than lies and fantasy, then no one can assert to have any idea what was said by Jesus.
Because of the disturbance he caused in the Temple by turning over the money changer's tables or something else?
If we think the Bible to be inaccurate and nothing more than lies and fantasy, then no one can assert to have any idea what was said by Jesus.
What a strange world you occupy wherein the sole options are inerrant literalism and a pack of lies and fantasies. You've been watching too many Star Wars reruns. :yes:
None of that is accurate.
Do you think the author of Matthew was a eyewitness to these words???
But, if we assert the Bible is composed of a variety of different genres, and treat each individual book as we would with similar writings, then we can actually look at the Bible in a critical way.
My apologies. I have outhouse on my ignore list and therefore find myself most often spareds his frequent outbursts of juvenile certainty.I was basing that statement on the following.
My apologies. I have outhouse on my ignore list and therefore find myself most often spareds his frequent outbursts of juvenile certainty.
Which genres is it composed of?
Curious as to your claim of being both Christian AND Agnostic Theist.
Jesus (God) ordered Pilate to crucify Him on cross in order to accomplish the scenario of dying for our sin. so Pilate was only a mean in the hands of God (Jesus) as he was powerless and forced to do the job by Holy Ghost ( God).In my ongoing debate with a friend, he claims that Pilate didn't want to crucify Jesus because he was an innocent man. Even Pilate's wife didn't want jesus crucified. The Jewish authority basicaally said that if Pilate didn't crucify Jesus, they would make up things and get him in trouble with Rome.
I said that Pilate was brutal and wouldn't hesitate to crucify anyone. I said that Jesus's claim that He was the King of the Jews was enough to get Him crucified.
So, how much responsibility/blame of Jesus's crucifixion falls on Pilate?
Wait so your not a Muslim?Jesus (God) ordered Pilate to crucify Him on cross in order to accomplish the scenario of dying for our sin. so Pilate was only a mean in the hands of God (Jesus) as he was powerless and forced to do the job by Holy Ghost ( God).
That was plan of God ( Father,Son and Holy Ghost) as God sent His only begotten Son to die on the cross for our sin .Therfore Pilate will be in Heaven for his noble task.
I am an Abrahamic (( believing in oneness,falling my face to the earth when I pray and circumsised like all prophets of God did, Abraham,Moses,Jesus and Muhammed.))Wait so your not a Muslim?
I want to ask :Pilate was what some would call a dark king. Not because he was evil, but because he had no idea what to do with the power that was given to him. Much like Adam watching Eve eat the apple, he let things happen that shouldn't have.