The chief priest, elders, scribes, Pharisees and the Sanherdrin all thought that Jesus was blaspheming by saying that he was the Son of God and God was his Father. Also, they were jealous that Jesus was getting so much fame and attention. Because of this, they stirred up the crowd against when Pilate asked them which prisoner he was to release for the feast of Passover (Jesus, or a revolutionary, Barabbas). The crowd therefore asked for Barabbas to be set free and Jesus to be crucified because of the Pharisees stirring the crowd against Jesus.
See Matthew Chapter 27 for more detail.
They were being whipped up to hysteria by thier priests and rabbis - whose motivations were less than pure.
Because he preached Jesus, crucified and risen and coming again.
i think its "if you can save people, then save yourself"
It was Friday naturally.That's what we call good Friday.
Jesus Christ was crucified on a wooden cross or crucfix if you want to call it that. And yes He died there.
yes he was but they werent convicts, they were thiefs as you call them
Pontius Pilate did not want to have Jesus crucified. The Sanhedrin (a Jewish priestly court) accused Jesus of blasphemy in relation to Mosaic Law. Some of its members brought Jesus before Pilates accusing him of sedition against Rome for opposing the payment of taxes and for saying that he was a king. Pilates did not think that Jesus was a threat. He tried to save Jesus by using a custom of releasing one prisoner for Passover (a Jewish festival). He brought Barabbas, a criminal and told the crowd to choose between him and Jesus. The crowd demanded Barabbas to be freed and Jesus to be crucified.
Jesus was crucified in the nineteenth chapter of John. In Luke, he was crucified in the 23rd chapter. In John, he was crucified in the 27th chapter.
The Roman empire was in power when Jesus was crucified.
There were two criminals crucified with Jesus.
Pontus Pilate sentenced Jesus to be crucified.
No. Jesus was crucified to clean the souls of all mankind if you accept that he died for you.
No..Barabas was not a name but it rather needed to be translated. It is composed of two Hebrew words Bar meaning son and Ab or Abba meaning father. If you translate it would be the son of the father. In the Bible they didn't wanna translated it because it would cause confusion in the mind of the readers and would agree with the Muslims who doubt that Jesus was crucified. According to the Muslims book Jesus was not crucified but saved by God and people were confused as to who was really crucified. Therefore the roman judge Pilot offered the crowd and option between two Jesus..Jesus who were claiming to be king of the Jews and Jesus Barabas or translated as Jesus the son of the Father. The crowd decided that Jesus the King of the Jews be crucified and Jesus the son of the Father was set free. Now u see why they don't wanna translate the name Barabas...