Jesus Judged Innocent, but sent to the Cross for Our Sins. I. Jesus Brought to Pilate as Temporal Judge – vv. 1-5 A. The Council Gathers to Send Jesus to Pilate – v. 1 B. Jesus Responds with Truth to Accusations – vv. 2-5 C. Jesus Silent to False Accusations – vv. 3-5 II. Pilate Attempts to Release Jesus because He is Innocent – vv. 6-10 A. Pilate asked to Release a Prisoner According to His Tradition – vv. 6-8 B. Pilate Realizes Jesus is Innocent and Tries to Release Him – vv. 9-10 III. Pilate Resists the Envious Chief Priests, Knowing Jesus was Innocent – vv. 11-15 A. The Crowd at the Chief Priest's Instigation Demands Jesus be Crucified – vv. 11-13 B. Pilate Defends Jesus Innocence, but Bows to the Crowd's Demands – vv. 14-15
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