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During his trial, Jesus remained largely silent in response to his accusers to fulfill the prophetic scriptures and to demonstrate his commitment to his mission. His silence highlighted the injustice of the proceedings and reflected his understanding of the greater purpose behind his suffering. By not defending himself, he embodied the role of the suffering servant, as foretold in Isaiah, ultimately submitting to God's will for redemption. This choice also served to emphasize the futility of the accusations against him.

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