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Named ruler · New Testament

Meet Pontius Pilate.

The Roman governor at Jesus' trial.

Pontius Pilate: a quiet historically appropriate setting for The Roman governor at Jesus' trial, with simple understated contextual details; no invented dramatic event

Who was Pontius Pilate?

Pontius Pilate was the Roman governor involved in Jesus' trial and crucifixion. He held political and judicial power. The account must not be used to place collective blame on Jewish people.

Pilate questioned Jesus and then handed him over to be crucified. His role raises questions about justice, pressure and responsibility in a position of authority.

Pilate seated in a hearing room questioning Jesus who stands calmly before him, no injuries, crown of thorns or punishment.

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Why must a fair decision be more than following the loudest voices?

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Illustrated portrait of Pontius Pilate

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