It has been pointed out that, while the gospels taught that Jesus was the Son of the Father, the name Barabbas also meant "Son of the father". This was at the time of the Jewish Pasasover, when the Jews traditionally freed one lamb to take away the sins of the people, and sacrificed another lamb for the Passover feast. One suggestion is that the story of Herod and Barabbas was a play on words, and that the Jews released the wrong "Son of the father".
There is no record in the Bible of Jesus saying anything to Barabbas.
Pilate was the Roman governor of Judea at the time of Jesus' ministry and Barabbas was a convicted murder. Pilate offered to release either Jesus or Barabbas assuming the crowd would respond reasonably and ask for Jesus' release. The mob chose Barabbas, and they called for Jesus to be crucified (Luke 23).
No, there is no account in the Bible where Barabbas and Lazarus met. Barabbas is mentioned in relation to Jesus's crucifixion and release, while Lazarus is mentioned in the story of his resurrection by Jesus. Their stories are separate and there is no mention of them meeting.
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Barabbas .
Barnabas is a biblical name. Given to Joses by the apostles, as his surname for his devotion to the cause of Jesus Christ. Barnabas variously translated as "Son of Consolation" or "Son of Exhortation". Barnabas appears most frequently in the Book of Acts.
The New Testament does not specifically list who Barabbas killed. It is only mentioned that he was a criminal and murderer freed in exchange for Jesus's arrest.
Barabbas was the criminal that was released at the trial of Jesus.
A:At the trial of Jesus, Pontius Pilate is said to have offered to free one of his two prisoners as a gift to the Jews for the Passover. The Jews chose to free Barabbas. Barabbas means 'Son of the Father' in Aramaic, so it has been suggested that this episode was a play on words. The Jews, in releasing Barabbas instead of Jesus, had released the wrongSon of the Father.
In the gospels, Pontius Pilate said that it was the practice of Roman governors in Judea to free one prisoner on the Passover. He suggested that he free Jesus, but the crowd demanded that he free Barabbas instead - so Barabbas escaped crucifixion. This practice is entirely unknown outside the gospels themselves, although it certainly was the Jewish practice to free one sheep to take away the sins of the world, and to sacrifice another. It has been pointed out that, while the gospels taught that Jesus was the Son of the Father, the name Barabbas also meant "Son of the father". One suggestion is that the story of Herod and Barabbas was a play on words, and that the Jews released the wrong "Son of the father". Barabbas was not crucified.
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The people of Israel. When Pilot offered them the choice to either let Jesus or Barabbas free, they chose Barabbas. Then when Pilot asked what he should do with Jesus, they yelled, "Crucify him!"