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Jesus's Trial as a Coronation
Aug 5, 2024
Notes from Lecture on Jesus's Trial as Coronation
Introduction
Discussion on the significance of Jesus's trial, beating, whipping, and crucifixion.
These events viewed as a coronation for Jesus as King.
Jesus's Coronation
Coronation Rituals
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Kings undergo specific coronation rituals when taking office.
The Bible presents Jesus's trial as His coronation.
Key Scripture: John 19:1-13
Jesus's Scourging
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Pilate scourged Jesus, which is part of the coronation process.
Crowning with Thorns
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Soldiers mockingly place a crown of thorns on Jesus's head, signifying royalty.
Purple robe symbolizes kingship.
Soldiers hail Him as the "King of the Jews."
The Mocking and Its Significance
Mocking by Soldiers
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They did not realize they were fulfilling God's plan by crowning Jesus.
Jews' Accusations
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Jews claim Jesus deserves death for claiming to be the Son of God.
Dialogue Between Pilate and Jesus
Pilate's Authority
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Pilate questions Jesus's silence, asserts he has power over Him.
Jesus's Response
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Jesus asserts Pilate's power comes from above; thus, Caiaphas holds greater sin for delivering Him.
Pilate's Dilemma
Pressure from Jews
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Jews threaten Pilate by stating releasing Jesus would mean not being a friend of Caesar.
Judgment Seat
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Pilate brings Jesus to the Judgment seat (Gabbatha).
Ambiguous if "sat down" refers to Pilate or Jesus.
Possible interpretation: Jesus is being symbolically seated on the Judgment seat, relating to His authority.
Connection to Other Scriptures
Bea
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The term "Judgment seat" in John 19:13 is the same as in 2 Corinthians 5:10, referring to the Judgment seat of Christ.
Importance of understanding this connection to grasp the depth of Jesus's coronation.
Conclusion
Jesus's trial and suffering were His unique way of being crowned as King through humility and sacrifice.
The implication for believers: sharing in Christ's sufferings is part of reigning with Him.
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