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In our third installment of this special month-long series on the stories of the crucifixion, we will look at this event from the viewpoint of the Roman authorities, Pilate and his soldiers.
I am borrowing the question of Pilate for the title of this sermon.
I) World’s ignorance
It is strange that Pilate knew nothing about Jesus, considering the events from the triumphal entry into Jerusalem – – and the temple teaching
But the world in general knows little to nothing about Jesus – – only what they have (mis-)heard from others
World only accepts the truth they want to hear – – Pilate does not listen for an answer, but goes on with his plans – – he does not hear the voice of Jesus
II) Injustice
Ironic that the Romans boasted of their justice system, yet condemned an innocent man –
Pilate declared Jesus to be innocent at least three times – ; ,
Pilate’s wife also warned him not to do anything with Jesus because He was righteous –
And the centurion –
Yet, this act of injustice allows God to be just –
III) Individual believers
In this story, there are the few who begin to understand, like Joseph and Nicodemus –
There is also an unnamed centurion who gives the testimony of Peter – ;
Concl: Pilate asked the Jews, “What would you have me do with Jesus?”
The world is confused by Jesus, and ultimately hates Him because they can’t understand Him – .
Do you understand Jesus?
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