Who kill Jesus Christ?

Answer 1

A: Excerpted with permission from the website :

High Priest Ananias Bar Seth and his family clan were responsible, not only for Jesus' death, but also for the death thirty years later of Jesus' brother James the Just.

Ananias Bar Seth and his 5 sons and 1 son-in-law (Joseph bar Caiaphas) were the dominant force behind the office of the High-Priesthood during 60 years (from 6CE until 66CE). They achieved and maintained power in Judea by collaborating with Rome and heavily bribing the Roman procurators with favors and gifts.

Ananias Bar Seth and his puppet sons and son-in-law persecuted any instigators who would threaten to destabilize his dynasty over the office of the High-Priesthood. In particular he was responsible for having not only Jesus killed in 33CE but also Jesus' brother James in 62CE, when Ananias' son (also called Ananias) held the office of High-Priest. In addition to persecuting the Jesus family, the Ananias clan also persecuted and killed many other Galileans who sought to topple the corrupt leadership in Judea.

It is difamatory (to put it mildly, given the historical consequences) to say that "the Jews" killed Jesus. In fact this Ananias dynasty of corrupt high-priests was much hated by the Jewish population. So much so, that when the war against Rome erupted in full force in 66CE, the first thing that the Jewish rebels did was to assassinate Ananias Bar Seth and his puppet high-priests.

Lastly, it is certain that Pilate and Herod Antipas gladly furthered the actions that led to Jesus' death; However Pilate's and Herod Antipas' roles in Jewish history were short lived. The role played by Ananias in persecuting Jesus, his brother, and the movement in general, was far more extensive and longer in duration (from 33CE until 62CE !!) than the roles played by Pilate and Herod Antipas.

Historical records on the actions of the Ananias clan are found in Josephus' Antiquities and War of the Jews as well as in other sources.

B: No man on earth had the power to crucify our Lord Jesus if it had not been given by the Father. God sacrificed His only Son, the sinless Lamb of God, so we could have eternal life for all who believe and are saved by His shed blood and the remission of sin. Note John 19:11.

They both fought against the Jews in different parts of the Middle East. They were both fighting to establish a Theocratic (religious) state to replace the Capitalist state being run by the ruling Jews of the day. In the end, the Jews were victorious via the help of the secularists (who later became modern day Christians such as the Templars and modern day Jews such as the Cathars).

Once Jesus and Mohammed had been disposed of, they kept their religions going by putting their own people into senior places within these movements and then separating their existence in time. History was rewritten by placing both of these key figures into different time zones when in fact they were part of the same revolutionary army, existing at the same time, fighting against the same enemy (albeit in different forms) of today.

One could argue that Osama bin Laden's account of life has been rewritten much the same way to serve similar causes. If you were to ask someone today whether or not Osama Bin Laden was a Prophet, the vast majority would say no, but if his history is rewritten in the next several hundred years, much the same way as Mohammeds' and Jesus' who had no holy book when they were alive, but then after their death, written historical accounts began popping up, who is to say that Osama Bin Laden is not glamourised in much the same fashion to profit the same people who they were actually fighting against?

Additional Comments:

We can look at the scriptures and see what Jesus said on this matter concerning his own death. At John 10:17&18 it reads: "This is why the Father loves me, because I surrender my soul, in order that I may receive it again. No man has taken it away from me, but I surrender it of my own initiative. I have authority to surrender it, and I have authority to receive it again. The commandment on this I received from my Father."

So, though the Jewish religious leaders of the day wanted to get rid of Jesus, and used the Romans to accomplish their desire, they could not have done it without Jesus' approval and God's allowing it.

Jesus had to die as a ransom for mankind, to buy faithful humans back from sin and death, and give repentant mankind a hope of living forever in peace. (John 3:16) (Isaiah 53:12)(Philippians 2:8)(Hebrews 2:9)(Hebrews 12:2)

C. According to religious book Holy Quran, Jesus (Peace be upon him) didn't die. He was taken up by god and he is yet to come back to world before the day resurrection.
The Jews killed Jesus Christ.

Answer 2

The Romans killed him by putting him on the cross.