The moment comes in John 19:5 when Pilate presents Jesus to the raging crowd with the words, "Behold the man." This statement may seem insignificant, but it reflects a paradox at the heart of ...

The final days of Jesus from the time he enters the city of Jerusalem. Viewed as a threat, it is decided that he must be captured, tried, and executed as a criminal, a plan aided and abetted by ...

The finished artwork, called “Ecce Homo” - meaning “Behold, The Man” in English - shows Jesus standing next to Pontius Pilate, who presided over the last stages of Jesus’ trial before he ...

Behold the Man is the film of the Westminster Passion play produced each Easter by Catholic youth organizations with an amateur and anonymous cast For the first time in Great Britain the censor ...

Pilate, the Roman governor, is presenting Jesus to the crowd for the second time; earlier, he had brought him out and said simply, "Behold the man!" – now, he dramatically raises the stakes.

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