7 h, apr 7, 33 y - Pilate and Christ

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Jesus Before Pilate: Pontius Pilate sent Jesus to Herod Antipas for trial in response to Jesus' claims and the accusations made against Him

Background: Jesus is first brought before Pilate, the Roman governor, after His arrest and preliminary examination by the Sanhedrin. Pilate initially finds no basis for a charge against Jesus and seeks to avoid making a decision on the case.
Scriptural References:
Matthew 27:11-14: Pilate questions Jesus about being the King of the Jews and is struck by His silence in response to the accusations.
Luke 23:1-5: Pilate learns that Jesus is a Galilean, which falls under Herod's jurisdiction since Herod ruled over Galilee.
Pilate's Decision to Send Jesus to Herod:

Decision: Pilate decides to send Jesus to Herod Antipas, who was the tetrarch of Galilee and Perea, because Jesus is from Galilee. Pilate hopes that Herod, who is in Jerusalem for the Passover, might handle the case and relieve him of the responsibility.
Scriptural Reference:
Luke 23:6-7: Pilate, upon hearing that Jesus is a Galilean, sends Him to Herod, who is also in Jerusalem at that time.

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