Jesus' Death

After the final farewell with the disciples, Jesus was handed over by His own disciple, Judas Iscariot. He was brought before the High Priest Caiaphas on charges of blasphemy. Immediately the crowd shouted that he should be put to death. However, the death penalty could only be carried out by the Roman government, so He was then taken before Pontius Pilate. At that time, a criminal named Barabbas was spared and Jesus was handed over to be crucified. Jesus' suffering began. He was tortured with lashes and had to carry the cross to the top of Golgotha ​​before finally dying on the cross.