Pilate Presents Jesus to the Crowd—“Look! The Man!”

Pilate presents the innocent Jesus to the crowd, but political pressure and hostile leaders prevail: “Behold, the Man!”

Jesus Is Sent from Pilate to Herod and Back

Pilate sends Jesus to Herod, but neither ruler finds a death-worthy offense as political authority yields to hostility against the innocent Messiah.

Jesus stands before the Sanhedrin and Pilate as false accusations collapse before His truthful testimony and Pilate’s declaration of innocence.

Peter’s three denials of Jesus reveal human weakness, fulfilled prophecy, genuine repentance, and Christ’s merciful restoration.

Jesus is taken first to Annas and then to Caiaphas, where false witnesses fail and He faithfully affirms that He is the Christ.

Judas betrays Jesus in Gethsemane, Peter strikes Malchus, Jesus heals him, forbids resistance, and willingly submits to arrest.

Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane reveals His profound grief, perfect humanity, unwavering obedience, and complete submission to Jehovah’s will.

Jesus prepares His apostles for His departure through instruction on faith, love, the Holy Spirit, endurance, prayer, truth, and unity.

Jesus corrects the apostles’ rivalry, teaches servant leadership, warns Peter, foretells their scattering, and commands Christlike love.

Jesus institutes the Lord’s Supper, explaining the bread, covenant blood, ransom sacrifice, remembrance, proclamation, and kingdom hope.