Trial of Jesus

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biblical event event in the life of Jesus legal proceeding religious event

The Trial of Jesus refers to the series of Jewish and Roman legal proceedings that led to Jesus of Nazareth’s condemnation and crucifixion, as recounted in the New Testament.

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Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	biblical event → event in the life of Jesus → legal proceeding → religious event →
causeOf	Crucifixion of Jesus →
charge	blasphemy → claiming to be King of the Jews →
commemoratedBy	Good Friday liturgy → Holy Week →
describedIn	Gospel of John → Gospel of Luke → Gospel of Mark → Gospel of Matthew → New Testament →
followedBy	Crucifixion of Jesus →
follows	Arrest of Jesus →
hasAspect	judicial procedure → political controversy → religious controversy →
hasPart	Jewish trial of Jesus → Roman trial of Jesus → hearing before Herod Antipas → hearing before Pontius Pilate → hearing before the Sanhedrin →
hasParticipant	Annas → Barabbas → Caiaphas → Herod Antipas → Jesus of Nazareth → Jewish chief priests → Jewish elders → Pontius Pilate → Roman soldiers → Sanhedrin → crowd in Jerusalem → scribes →
legalSystem	Jewish law → Roman law →
location	Jerusalem → Judea →
mainSubject	Jesus of Nazareth →
outcome	condemnation of Jesus → sentencing to crucifixion →
relatedTo	Last Supper → Passion of Jesus → Resurrection of Jesus →
religion	Christianity →
significance	central event in Christian soteriology → key element of the Passion narrative →
timePeriod	1st century → governorship of Pontius Pilate →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Trial of Jesus ("Roman trial of Jesus") → Trial of Jesus ("hearing before Pontius Pilate") → Trial of Jesus ("hearing before Herod Antipas") →	hasPart
Great Week →	focusesOnEvent
Crucifixion of Jesus →	precededBy
Arrest of Jesus ("Jewish trial of Jesus") →	precedes