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What does the Bible say about the trial of Jesus?

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The trial of Jesus reveals the premeditated actions of the religious leaders, highlighting human depravity and God's sovereign plan.

Matthew 27 presents the trial of Jesus as a demonstration of human wickedness and God's predetermined plan for salvation. The religious leaders, driven by hatred and self-righteousness, conspired to put Christ to death, reflecting their outward appearance of righteousness masked their inward sin. Their actions were not coincidental but rather fulfilled God's sovereign purpose, as noted in passages like John 16, where Jesus emphasized the necessity of His death for the salvation of His people.
Scripture References: Matthew 27:1-14, John 16:7-13

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