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Wait a minute, I thought only guilty people go to trial.
Men/women done time falsely.
We’re talking about GOD.
What are the charges?
He’s being charged as guilty because He said He was King of the Jews.
3.5 years no issues - the peoples’ champ - only religious people had problems.
Kangaroo Trial: by nature they were rigged.
They’d travel around and grant the result that was wanted.
6 different court rooms 3 Jewish 3 Roman
When He stood before Pilate “I find no fault in Him.”
They send Him through the kangaroo circuit and He ends back in front of Pilate.
I find no fault.
Nobody said walking into destiny does hurt.
When Pilate said
The people hold Pilate to the same law “You’re no friend of Caesar.”
Crucify Him
There is no pain like the pain of those you do the most for and they turn on you.
It was unfair but He had to go through it
A Kangaroo Court is a mock court where a guilty verdict is predetermined.
It is a court characterized by irresponsible and unauthorized proceedings.
These roving judges were paid on the basis of how many trials they conducted and their salaries were often dependent on the amount of fines they collected from the convicted.
The more guilty verdicts, the more money pocketed.
The phrase, kangaroo court, comes from the image of these judges hopping from place to place, guided less by concern for justice than by the desire to wrap up as many trials as the day allowed.
When Jesus was arrested and tried, “inconsistent” is what we find.
Two of the world’s greatest systems of law, Roman and Jewish, coalesced in a series of trials that utterly failed.
Their application was riddled with inconsistencies in order to condemn a just man.
What were the charges against Jesus?
There were none prior to His arrest.
The Sanhedrin led by Caiaphas was comprised of Pharisees, Sadducees, and scribes—all leaders whom Jesus had rebuked for their hypocrisy ().
He claimed to be the messiah and became a sensation throughout the region.
The Sanhedrin was less than pleased.
Others had claimed to be the messiah, and revolts against Rome always followed.
6 different courts 3 Jewish 3 Roman
I could understand the coordinated efforts of the judicial
The characters Pilate,
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Walking into Destiny is not w out pain
Every court case has a verdict ‘less it be dismissed.
How do you rule and all evidence is saying innocent?
A: you sherk your responsibility and let somebody else do it.
Kangaroo trial
All accounts.
Pilate address Crowe twice ‘I don’t have any reason to condemn him.’
Prophetic moment...moment of decision.
For some today is your second chance hearing the truth.
Don’t miss it.
The law said He die blasphemy.
It’s blasphemy if it’s right
Pilate sat on stone seat Good Afternoon-ba-tha
An innocent man on earth - but a settled in heaven.
(NKJV): But they cried out, “Away with Him, away with Him! Crucify Him!”
Pilate said to them, “Shall I crucify your King?”
The chief priests answered, “We have no king but Caesar!”
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