The Romans didn't have a problem with Jesus, the Jewish leaders did. Feeling threatened by Jesus's power over the Jewish people and His obvious gift of healing, they used their considerable influence to have the Romans kill Him. Pontis Pilate wanted nothing to do with the crucifixtion, which is why he symbolically 'washed his hands' of the entire affair.
Pontious Pilate
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He died in the end after washing his hands of Jesus and Barabbas
The Roman leader, Pontious Pilot, sentenced the saviour to death, by crucifixion.
The Jewish people blamed him. The Roman soldiers physically crucified him. Pontious Pilate made the ruling.
Indeed he was. He was executed by the Roman government under the authority of Pontious Pilate for the charge of being a revolution leader in 31 AD. That much is known for certain.
maybe maybe
There is no historical evidence or biblical account to suggest that Pontius Pilate killed his wife. In the New Testament, she is referred to as having a dream warning him to have nothing to do with Jesus, but her fate after that is not detailed. Historical records about Pilate are sparse, and most of what we know comes from later interpretations and traditions rather than concrete evidence.
Pontious Pilate was a Roman leader, that was the governor of Jerusalem during the Roman occupation of the holy land. He was an extremely blood thirsty, savage person. He is most famous for reluctantly sentencing Jesus Christ to death by crucifixion.
A Roman Procurator in Judea at the time of Christ.
No he did not.