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What does the Bible say about false accusations against Jesus?

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The Bible states that false witnesses accused Jesus of crimes He did not commit, highlighting the reality of slander and misrepresentation aimed at God's servants.

In the accounts relating to Jesus' trial, He faced numerous false accusations intended to undermine His character and mission. The Jews charged Him with subverting the nation and forbidding tribute to Caesar, all without a shred of truth. This aligns with the devil's tactics as noted in John 8:44, where he is called a liar from the beginning. The righteous often face similar attacks; even David and the prophets were subjected to slander. This passage demonstrates that innocence does not shield one from calumny, as Jesus Himself, despite being holy and blameless, was viciously attacked. Believers should remain steadfast during such trials, trusting that ultimately, truth will prevail (Psalm 37:6).
Scripture References: John 8:44, Psalm 35:11, 1 Kings 18:17, Jeremiah 38:4, Luke 7:34, John 8:48, Psalm 37:6, Luke 23:1-12, Acts 24:5, Matthew 10:25

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Luke 23:1-12
J.C. Ryle · Sep 17, 2016
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