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Pilot accommodates both the followers of Jesus and the Pharisees concerning what to do now that He’s dead.
Immediately after Jesus dies, things start to fall apart.
Parallel passages: Mark 15:38-41, Luke 23:45-49
Jesus gives up His spirit and dies.
Parallel passages: Mark 15:33-37, Luke 23:44-46, John 19:28-30
In a moment of desperation, two criminals with two very different motives look to Jesus to be saved.
John records first-hand the crucifixion of Jesus outside Jerusalem.
Parallel passages: Matthew 27:35-44, Mark 15:24-32, Luke 23:33-38
Before crucifying Jesus, the soldiers take the chance to beat and embarrass Jesus even more.
Parallel passages: Matthew 27:27-34, Luke 23:26-33, John 19:17
Pilate gives Jesus the verdict of being innocent of the charges brought against Him by the Jewish leaders, but to no avail.
Jesus stands before Herod Antipas for one of the most chaotic trials recorded in the Bible.
After questioning Jesus, Pilate decides that Jesus is innocent.
Parallel passages: Matthew 27:2, 11-14, Mark 15:1-5, Luke 23:1-4
As Jesus is brought before Pilate, Judas realizes what he's done.
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