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The soldiers mock Jesus

Luke 22:63-65Luke: List of Major Bible Charts, Maps, & PicturesThe Final Days of Jesus' Ministry in JerusalemJesus' Arrest, Trial, and CrucifixionLuke 22:63–23:25Jesus' Trails

Section · Luke 22:63–23:25

Luke 22:63–23:25

Jesus on Trial. Luke recorded some of the event surrounding Jesus' trial by the Jewish leaders and Roman authorities. Though innocent, he was mistreated, convicted, and sentenced to death.

Section · Luke 22:63–23:25

Jesus' Trails

Luke records many of the injustices of Jesus' trials.

The soldiers mock Jesus

Compare the events recorded by Matthew and Mark below.

Luke 22:63

mocked. Perhaps for his Galilean accent (1:26) or his belief that he was the promised Christ. beat. Not the proper treatment of prisoners.

Luke 22:64

The people thought Jesus was a prophet (7:16, 39; 9:8, 19; 24:19). Now, he should prove it. Their cruelty was especially demeaning toward Jesus.

Luke 22:65

It was sadly ironic that those who condemned Jesus as a blasphemer were themselves the worst offenders of blasphemy to ever walk the earth. They did not simply defy God's law (6:8), or reject God's wisdom (7:35), they derided and mocked God himself (see note on 1:35). Yet, Jesus never spoke against them (Isa. 53:7).

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