The tragic death of PONTIUS PILATES after CRUCIFYING JESUS - Bible Beacon 

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It makes sense why Pilates cause of death was suppressed, how ever he died, they don’t want us to know, most likely because it would further solidify how Truly Amazing Jesus is and strengthen Christianity. The Enemy don’t want that.

Pilate left the final decision the people and religious leaders, and washed his hands of their decision of condemning an innocent man.

Had Jesus not been crucified Jesus could had not been resurrected. Pilate was instrumental in the fulfillment of the prophets.

It happened exactly the way it was supposed to! Jesus laid down his perfect life willingly & was raised from death.

In a horrible terrifying situation, our Lord Jesus still forgave. Teaches us to forgive and pray for our enemies

Under the same conditions, NONE OF US would have responded differently than Pontius Pilate. Jesus death on the tree had been prophesied for thousands of years leading up to it.

Great video. Pilates' decision has taught me that there are times where one should not cave to the crowd and there are consequences to one's actions. I am not surprised he lived with guilt, knowing he took part in murdering an innocent man.

Sadly the crowd would pick Barrabus today. 😢

When we apply this to our own lives, what an impact it makes. I have just endured an experience so much the same. Betrayal, lies and the sprit of power and greed by your very own blood. Before whatching this video, i watched the Passion of Christ and balled my eyes out. To know our God endured all of this, i now look at my experience of recent as small. To the point of death, we must remain speaking only the truth. Its hard as not everyone has a moral compass and good foundational values. We need to be reminded our God has all of this and to the point of death He stood for the truth. Amen 🙏 I love you Lord Jesus. All praise, honor and glory be to you.

Jesus was predestinated to die for our sins becauseGod knew that Satan would lie to Adam and Eve and cause them to sin now the bond between God and man was broken Jesus had to be crucified in order to bring back man to God so no one is to blame

Your passion for the Bible is evident and contagious. Thank you for these wonderful videos!

He washed his hands from it all

I BELIEVE PERSONALLY, THAT PILATE TURNED TO BE A CHRISTIAN, & JESUS FORGAVE HIM, I ALSO BELIEVE HE LOVED OUR LORD, & BELIEVED IN HIM, HE IS SIMILAR TO PETER IN SOME WAYS,BUT NOT ALL. LORD JESUS UNDERSTANDS PEOPLE’s WEAKNESSES & FEARS. HE LOVES US ALL.

Love ❤️ your video the story about Pilate shows no one gets away from committing those atrocious crimes.

When I was growing up the churches back then gave the impression that Pontius Pilat was a ‘evil’ person. That he was in on the scheme to crucify Jesus. But, after further study I find that Pilat actually admired Jesus.🤔

This video touches my heart and strengthens my faith.

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God is in control It is written For this reason i came

The Bible is a timeless guide, offering wisdom and hope in every chapter.

Pilate recognized the truth but he was afraid of the political principals and their policies.

Pilate did in the end believe that Jesus was the son of God.

He authorised what the crowd wanted in his heart he found no hatred of Jesus

Jesus my Lord and God thank you for your sacrifice that you went through for the sins of all human beings.glory to God.

We have a report for Tiberius from Pontius Pilate that gives a detailed account of Jesus crucifiction. He actually admired Jesus. You can read his letter to the Emperor right here on You Tube. He also described the appearance of Jesus. According to his own writings he never wanted to allow the death of Jesus, it was all the Sanhedrin.

Pilot was warned by his wife but he didn’t listen, and it wasn’t because he was scared, how could he have been scared of the Jews, and suppress them at the same time? He played a game, allowing the Jews to choose, and then he “Scourged” (Beat Christ) before he handed him over, and just like All Who Didn’t Believe, once Christ Rose? He Regretted It. Simple!!!.

I enjoyed listening to narrative. It was supported by biblical text references and some speculation. Very enjoyable. The biggest distraction to me was the artwork. The depiction was well drawn. The huge distraction being that there were no corrective eye glasses during Jesus’ time that were worn by characters in some scenes.

Pilate according to history killed his self , although it's not or may not be accurate,it makes sense,he was mentally disturbed. His wife warned him not to crucify Jesus, but he was afraid of Rome more than God.

It was GODS will for Pilate to make that decision..for JESUS to die for our sins so that we can inherite the kingdom of GOD..all we can do is pray and be thankful that through JESUS we can have salvation

God was in full control!!!

I was there. Pilatus was a friend of Jesus. He had to maintain the region without rebellions. But that DAY the city was full of people from everywhere. Pilate liked Jesus almost like Jesus was his protégé at least in Pilatus mind.

I believe we will see him in heavan.

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While the story of Pontius Pilate's death is shrouded in mystery and various legends, some of the claims made in this video seem to rely heavily on speculative sources rather than established historical evidence. It's important to approach such narratives with caution and consider the reliability of the sources being referenced. However, I appreciate the thorough research and engaging presentation you've provided on this intriguing topic. Your effort to shed light on the lesser-known aspects of Pilate's life offers valuable perspectives and encourages viewers to explore further. Great job in bringing attention to this complex historical figure!

We all have our own ideas on what's true and what's false, however we will never know. I think this story is powerful and the people that lead our country really need to pay attention

In order to have everlasting life you absolutely must trust in the person and finished work of Christ alone for salvation.

Pilot didn't kill Jesus. God used the Jews to kill Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice for our sins so that we have a path to Heaven. Pilot didn't want to kill Jesus. The Jews wanted Jesus crucified. Why would God punish Pilot for God's plan? When Jesus died, there was a great earthquake. I think Pilot knew they had just crucified the son of God. Maybe Pilot begged God for forgiveness. Why wouldn't Jesus forgive Pilot?

Pilate made the right decision. He saved countless lives by proving riots and potentially war. And his fateful call set in motion the sacrifice that saved all of humanity. God intended for everything to happen as it did. Pilate is no hero, but he is not the villain.

If Pontous Pilate hadn't sentenced Jesus to crucifiction, then how would Jesus have risen from the dead and the cross became the symbol of christianity? Whst would have happened if Jesus had escaped and married Mary, had kids, and lived a nice good life, dying of old age or of pneumonia? How would that have changed Christianity? I've even read the Gospel of Judas, obviously not written by Judas, but neither were most of the original four gospels. But the Gospel of Judas reveals that Jesus told Judas that he had to betray him so to allow him to escape his clothes and leave his earthly skin to become pure spirit. So Judas did what he was told because otherwise, Jesus could not fulfill God's plan, right?

It all HAD to happen and it did!!!

I really hope Pilate converted to Christianity and be saved

Correction: It was not Pilate who bribed the guards. It was the Jewish leaders (Matthew 28 Vs. 12-14)

The death of Jesus was a predestined act, without the crucifixion, Jesus would have remained man as opposed to becoming the sacrifice for mankind.

If P.Pilot did not do what he did our Lord would not have risen. Jesus knew that what happened from Judas, Peter's denial 3 x ending in Calvary was the fruition of why God the Father had sent him. He did this for all of us even Pilot 🙏

The worst part of his fate is that Pilate was never allowed to die. He still walks the earth and will do so until Christ returns. He is discovered and denounced every few years by the devout who actively search for him.

Pilate washed his hands. His people pushed his decision n he separated himself from the judgment made. Does he go to heaven or hell?

The Bible doesn’t say what happened to Pontius Pilate. Pilate may have been a believer in Jesus all along, he admired Jesus’ courage and asked Jesus what ‘truth’ was. But, Pilate was under pressure by the Jews who ‘suddenly’ claimed that Caesar was their king now, which the Jews never proclaimed before. And Pilate was surprised that Jesus had unusually died so quickly which was a example of Pilates interest in Jesus(Mark 15:14), in contrast to Gallio, a judge, who showed no interest whatsoever when the people beat Sosthenes the synagogue ruler(Acts 18:17).🤷🏼

Had Jesus not been crucified, Christianity would just remain a small following and likely be shrouded in mystery, and the empire would remained Pagan; his death provided the spiritual charge needed to bring the love and mercy of Christ to the world. Christ had to die so the empire would finally die too. And the world was spared and freed.

Pilate tried to free Jesus by offering up a notorious prisoner instead BUT the religious leaders of the Jews rejected Pilates efforts to save Jesus 100% , and they lead the crowd of Jews against Jesus . John 19:5-7 John 19:12

It's easy to talk of Pilate's guilt and shame, but what if he'd acted differently - Jesus is set free and the Last Supper just becomes the first of an annual event? It's even worth pondering whose plan was better-served by Pilate's actions - God's or Satan's?

Pilate's patron in the Senate, Aelius Sejanus, had been executed 2 years previous for attempting to replace Tiberius as emperor. Tiberius went postal and had Sejanus's family, and almost anyone tied to Sejanus, killed. When the Sanhedrin shouted, you are no friend of Ceasar if you let Him go free, Pilate would have been in real fear for his own life.

Imagine the people who cheered on the suffering and eventual sacrifice of our savior

OUR God is a forgiving God.He forgive us our sins every momend.Thank you holy God

We are nearing the end times, and you can avoid the coming tribulation by believing in Jesus as your Lord and Savior. He died for our sins, and by believing in Him, you'll be sealed by the Holy Spirit. Salvation is a gift from God, not earned by good deeds. We're all sinners in need of a Savior. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross paid for our sins, and by trusting in Him, you are saved forever.

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Jesus is King and is seated on His throne. He has all authority in heaven and on the earth. Those of us who love Him and are obedient to His commands have entered into His Kingdom which is growing and filling the earth. Those who have not entered His Kingdom in this life are considered His enemies and will be dealt with appropriately on the Last Day when the King returns.

No matter our position, do your job without violating another..you will not go un punished!

I also realized that what the Sanhedrin did was illegal in that they were only allowed to assemble and review judicial cases when it was daytime. I don’t think the whole Sanhedrin supported the death of Jesus (take Joseph of Arithmethea for example). Jesus was betrayed and arrested between the hours of 3 AM - 6 AM, during the hours of darkness, which was why Jesus kept the night watch. Jesus even told the chief priests, temple officers, and elders who came to arrest him, “Every day I was with you in the temple, and not did you stretch out your hands against Me; *but this is your hour, and the power of the darkness*.” (Luke 22:53) Light had came into the world, but men loved darkness rather than the light, for their deeds were evil.. He told them to walk while they had the light, for night was coming when no man must work.

I grew up in Israel and spent an Easter at the supposed garden tomb. I’m a Christian but anyone that thinks that’s the actual tomb needs to have their head examined. Read about the crusades from anyone but England , ask me how I know ? I lived there too

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Been thinking about him these days🙏🏿💯🔥

The guy wearing a suit @9:45 😂

Truly, truly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit. John 12:24

Pilate knew Jesus was innocent but became a people pleaser instead of standing strong for what he knew to be true…

Piliate played his role in the preordained event. He had to die to save mankind.

Had he refused to crucify Jesus, he might have vindicated Himself from evil in the eyes of the Father. This would have shown that his heart desired righteousness. Now we all know that Jesus crucifixion was mandatory, and the Father may have visited him with a heavenly messenger, commending him for his commitment to righteousness, but instructing him to give in to the Jews. Or the Lord’s case might have ascended in the court system. Procula’s dream is evidence of the Lord’s mercy, offering Pilate an opportunity to stand firm against what he knew to be wrong. Regardless, Pilate did have a choice. And he made it. He was not guiltless.

Take a close look at 9:44 min, there is a guy sitting behind Pilate with a suit and tie on with a white shirt. very different. ok another look 14:46 Pilate that is standing has 3 legs under his garment.

Mercy to the guilty is treason to the innocent.

Jesus knew he was going to die, but didn't have to. That's on us as people. 1 moment of the passion would have been enough to redeem us, dust ! It always human choices free will that has consequences!

If you remember he said that Jesus was innocent and tried to save him but the Jewish religious leaders and the people chose Barnabas over Jesus to be set free

I believe everything had to happen the way it happened.

Pontus Pilate had no control of the events that were prophetically unfolding anymore than Judas. Had he released Pilate or had Judus not been avaricious for the 30 pieces of silver, and unwilling to betray Jesus, there’d be no forgiveness of sins as it was told the suffering servant must die. The characters were cast and the passionate drama had to play itself out, as God ordained it, who gave his only begotten son…

The Jews killed Jesus! The people turned on Jesus because they thought the messiah should be a warrior as mentioned in several prophecies. But the timeline was off. The jews felt betrayed as I'm sure i would also. Good video.

Pilates didn't kill Jesus, he washed his hands of it believing Jesus was innocent and left the decision to the Phrases.

So in another Typology pilate lost his Head just like John the Baptist. Both beheaded, but in & for opposite reasons. BOTH REASONS were for GOOD UNDERSTANDING. Both found GLORY with RIGHTIOUSness!

The stakes like I was told is what shall be required let this be a warning ⚠️

The warning of claudia in a dream was God showing us that he is the Messiah!

Amen 😇

Bible: Yeshua must die to save you all. Also Bible: Anyone who had a hand in completing the prophecy is damned.......

There is a lot of debate about this, but most accounts that tell of Pilate's tragic fate were written hundreds of years after the fact and are historically unreliable. Of all the Roman Governors of Judea, Pilate was one of the longest in his position. By the time he was removed, Pilate would be governor of Judea for over ten years which for any other province in the Roman Empire, would probably be considered time for reassignment, not an execution, regardless of the circumstances. That tells us a number of things about Pilate. Number one, he had a clear understanding of what was too heavy-handed. In fact, it is recorded that Pilate was talked down from enforcing the Imperial Cult on the Jews which was demanded of him as Roman governor. Pilate realized that to do so was impossible to enforce, and he backed off given the Jews in that instance had protested peacefully. He released all of the Jews involved in the incident. This tells us he was reasonable for a Roman and for a pagan. He was not a monster. He did his job where he was expected to keep the peace over a people whose whole worldview and understanding of their religion revolved around independence from Rome and them ruling the world, something that Rome would kill thousands for and himself in the process if he failed to keep the peace. That's the position from a point of power that forces us to look at Pilate from his personal circumstances. Second, remember that Jesus, from BEFORE HE CREATED THE UNIVERSE, chose Pilate to be the judge at his own trial, and yet Jesus never condemned Pilate explicitly. The Jewish leaders under the influence of Satan and all of his demons, who were jealous of Jesus, were the ones truly guilty for sending Jesus to the Cross, even though the trial happened under Roman law. Pilate may have heard of who Jesus was and the things that he did, but he never asked for a miracle (unlike Herod). Pilate spends maybe an hour with Jesus at most, and Jesus, for almost the entire time of his trial is absolutely silent when the Jewish leaders are hurling horrible accusations towards Jesus' way. Pilate realizes that Jesus is innocent, and so he tries to get him released, but not before the religious leaders and all the other power players in Jerusalem rile up a mob. When that happens, Pilate realized for the first time how little control over the situation he actually had in Judea. From a strictly human perspective, Pilate absolutely had his hands tied and it was God's plan from the start that Jesus would die. This was Jerusalem at Passover, the biggest Jewish holiday of the year. It is packed to the seams with Jews and Jewish acolytes from all over the Empire and even outside of the Empire. It was four to five times its occupational capacity, and Pilate along with Herod had a nominal Roman garrison that was meant to guard them from Zealots and an already unhappy, occupied populace all before the invention of rubber bullets and tear gas. Jerusalem was NOT the seat of Roman power in Judea, that was elsewhere. Jerusalem was a backwater, unimportant city to the Romans that was the center of religious life for a troublesome ethno-religious people that had ideas of grandeur. The only problem was from the Roman perspective, if blood spilled in Jerusalem, it would lead to a revolt that would spread throughout the entire countryside that would burn everything and everyone would lose. The only thing that was preventing the mob from storming Pilate's Jerusalem palace was the fact that the Jews (especially the Jewish leaders) didn't want to be defiled and unable to eat the Passover. Pilate tries to get out of this situation by sending Jesus to Herod, but that failed when Herod sent him back when Jesus would not do anything to impress him. Herod had no interest in repenting or intervening (he was definitely a lot more aware of who Jesus was since Jesus did most of his ministry in Galilee. Instead of taking this matter of justice seriously, he just wanted some entertainment before Passover and since Jerusalem was not his jurisdiction, so it was not his responsibility or his problem. By this point the mob assembles, where Pilate saw that in that moment that if he said no, not only was he dead (either because he would be killed by the mob or by Rome punishing him because he failed to do his ONE job), but also the lives of the Roman garrison, and his wife, who may or may not have been there (she probably was) and anyone else who may have sympathized with Rome. So he offered Barabbas in exchange. The Jewish leadership and the crowd STILL chose Jesus, which most definitely stunned him, that is when Pilate unable to do anything else, washed his hands. It wasn't about politics, not entirely, though he became friends with Herod over this, it was ALL God's plan, and Pilate probably acknowledged somewhere deep in his heart that after hearing Jesus and what he said and why he was there, and knowing his reputation for miracles may have thought Jesus would get himself out of this situation, which explains why he is surprised to hear that Jesus died so quickly. Also, note that Pilate posts above him, "This is Jesus, King of the Jews."

Do you really think the crucifixion would not have taken place if pilot refused to do it? I think it would have happened no matter what. Jewish leaders wanted the death of Jesus and it was God's plans for salvation. I don't understand why because I am a mother and I have lost a child which almost killed me and I lost lost the will to live but I will not question God. It must have been torture to watch your child being tortured.

Okay lifelong catholic here, if Jesus was sent to sacrifice himself for our sins, why would Pontus be punished for following the will of God

Someone was going to be guilty of sentencing Jesus to die on the cross. He may have been a coward to some in this world. There are those who really won't do the right thing even when their authority gives them the chance. We all can learn from the mistakes of others. He was caught between a rock and a hard place. He was caught in history. JUST LIKE JUDAS, HE WAS CAUGHT ON THE WRONG SIDE.

There are some inaccuracies in this which seem to be an attempt to add more fiction to the story of Pilates. For example: at 7:50 the AI says that Pilates attempted to supress the truth by bribing the guards. This isn't how it is written in the bible in Matthew 28:4 - 15 It only states that the elder priests were the ones that attempt to bribe the guards to tell the lies. There is no actual record of what happened to Pilates after he returned to Rome, because by the time he had returned to Rome at the request of Vitellius of Syria Emperor Tiberius had already died. All accounts of what happened once he returned appear to be Legend and Lore with the story changing based upon who tells it. All stories of his post-return to Rome are told YEARS and YEARS later by people that were not there to witness it. It's more than likely that he either retired or was placed in a lesser known post or role in Rome. But as there is little to no actual fact about his life after his return to Rome, it's likely he just retired and lived out the rest of his days. There doesn't seem to be much more historically written about Pontius Pilates, though I wish it was. I'd be very interested in knowing more of what happened to the man that signed the death warrant of the Messiah.

Amen witall the biblical comments, it s not just easy to have a perfect declarations. About the real history of the bible if we are not sure and well aaware of the whole contents of the bible, so be at GODS GLORY AMEN

Pilate was not the one who bribed the guards, that was the chief priests, I do not put much credibility in the Apocryphal books, which were written as much as 200 years after the crucifixion and this tends to rely heavily on them, other than the historical accounts of what happened the rest of this story is purely speculation at best fiction at worst.

Is there any Prophecy about Pilate in the old testament. Comment Please.

Thou shall not kill.

It’s crazy how in an attempt to satisfy the Jewish leaders desire for Jesus punishment via scouring he just increased it ten fold and sealed Jesus’ fate and made it worse resulting in his death.

Chapter 13 of the Gospel of Luke. 1. And there were present at that time some who told Him about the Galileans whose blood Pilate mixed with their sacrifices." Do you see how cruel Pilate was? Pilate was a mocker, a torturer and a cynic. Pilate mixed the blood of the crucified with the food given by the alms of the relatives of the victims. Who could eat food mixed with the blood of the crucified? Bread and circus. He befriended Herod and asked for soldiers to shout "Crucify him! Herod's soldiers did not speak with a Roman accent, so they mingled with the people and shouted for Jesus to be crucified. The Romans were cruel, they gave people to be torn apart by lions in the Roman arenas and had the gladiators kill each other. ................................................ 21. But they cried out, saying: Crucify him! Crucify Him! 22. And he said the third time to them: What evil has this done? I found no mortal sin in Him. So by punishing Him, I will set Him free. Luke 23. Do you see how cruel Pilate was, even more cruel than Herod and how vile he was? He asked to be whipped, to be worked and punished with whippings until the blood was drawn to release his face. Do you know what the Roman bulls were like? They were a bundle of leather strips with a piece of metal at the end. There were at least 100 metal-tipped leather strips in that bundle and the metal pieces were digging into the flesh and tearing flesh and skin. .............................. 11. And Herod, together with his soldiers, mocking Him and mocking Him, clothed Him in a bright garment and sent Him again to Pilate. 12. And on that day, Herod and Pilate became friends with each other, for before they were at enmity with each other. 13. And Pilate, calling the bishops and the leaders and the people, Also from Luke 23. Do you see the scenario of Pilate in cooperation with Herod? They became friends in a single day and called the bishops, the chiefs and the people. Like the Romanian circus. Even the Jewish high priests did not expect such cruelty. That's why they buried him according to the law and embalmed him. They themselves were troubled by such cruelty.

He just fulfilled something which already has been decided long ago. There was nothing that Pilates could decide or intervene.

I feel bad for Pilate and Jesus and Jesus followers there three victims in the Passion of the Christ. Pilate since he was peer pressured into this and Jesus since he suffered the consequences of scourging and the beatings the robe and crown of thorns and carrying the cross to the place of the skull and crucified and died but resurrected three days later and Christ’s followers had to suffer and Judas the betrayer died because his betrayal against Christ was too much for him to bear and he hanged himself and it’s just all of it is really tragic if you think about it but necessary for Gods Purpose

I'm christian and believe in God but something I had never understood is if God created Jesus exactly for that purposse of being sacrificed to die for our sins why the people involved got so cursed???? idk that's kinda weird

I still don't understand why Pilate is cursed, though he helped fulfill God's objective of saving mankind. If not Jesus was crucified there would be no salvation to mankind according to Christians.

Pilot had no way to come out of this as a righteous man.

Please share source of the stunning images? . Thank you, Amen.

Lots of guys wearing glasses in this presentation, even though they weren’t invented for another 1000 years…

I mean he wanted to let him go, but the Jews wanted him dead for blasphemy…. But we must forgive the Jews and thank them because now Jesus has died for all. Put your faith in Him and His promise and ye shall be saved. 😊

Jesus said Father forgive them for they know not what they do. I'm sure that included Pilate.