Examples of 'pilate had' in a sentence
Meaning of "pilate had"
This phrase refers to the biblical character Pontius Pilate, who was the Roman governor of Judea during the time of Jesus' crucifixion. It is often used to describe someone who holds a position of power or authority
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Pilate had to come to that point and so do we.
The guards that Pilate had posted were gone.
Pilate had concluded that truth was relative.
It was at this point that Pilate had to make a decision.
Pilate had a very difficult decision to make.
He continued by saying that Pilate had sentenced him.
Pilate had all the authority.
It was the first time Pilate had ever seen him.
Pilate had a chance to make a choice.
This was a kingdom unlike any Pilate had ever heard of.
Pilate had no wish to join them.
Also present were the guards that Pilate had contributed.
Pilate had the ultimate authority to execute or liberate him.
Just about this time Pilate had been involved in serious trouble.
Pilate had that authority.
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Summarize also the dream that the wife of Pilate had.
Pilate had a decision to make.
The irony here is that Pilate had seen the truth right in front of Him.
Pilate had power to execute but could find no guilt.
Caesarea is also where Pontius Pilate had his base.
Pilate had it wrong.
From the start Pilate had difficulty with the Jews.
Pilate had yielded.
Whether Vitellius thought that Pilate had gone too far is not stated.
Pilate had an extensive network of spies and informers right across the city.
Romans controlled the area and Pontius Pilate had a house there.
Pilate had to keep up a front before Caesar.
Also most scholars believe that Pilate had been procurator ' for some time ' before the Crucifixion.
Pilate had to do something to appease the Jews.
On the Passover, Pilate had to release a prisoner.
Pilate had no power against Him really at all.
For example, Pontius Pilate had the human power.
And Pilate had to acknowledge himself beaten.
Pontius Pilate killed Jesus, but Pilate had help.
Blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices.
So it seems that Pilate had the cooperation of the temple authorities.
Pilate had endured many strange experiences leading up to the crucifixion of Christ.
The consent of Pilate had been a cowardly evasion of responsibility.
Pilate had written the superscription to be fastened above the head of Jesus.
Pontius Pilate had to keep order in the empire.
Pilate had Jesus flogged and then brought him out to the crowd to release him.
I think Pilate had the question all wrong.
And Pilate had to make a decision concerning Jesus.
The inscription Pilate had written is depicted on crucifixes with the abbreviation INRI.
Pilate had slaughtered Galileans in.
But Pilate had the ultimate power.
Pilate had Jesus sent to Herod who was in Jerusalem at the time.
Evidently Pilate had discussed the case of Jesus with his wife.
But Pilate had a custom according to Matthew to release one prisoner during the Passover Feast.
What if Pilate had chosen to release Christ?
