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Pontius Pilate
Book • 1999
In this biography, Ann Wroe reconstructs the life of Pontius Pilate, a pivotal figure in Christian history, using classical sources to explore his upbringing, military career, and his role in the trial of Jesus.
The book offers insights into Pilate's ambivalence during the trial and the political pressures he faced.
It also examines the theological and symbolic significance of the crucifixion and its aftermath.
The book offers insights into Pilate's ambivalence during the trial and the political pressures he faced.
It also examines the theological and symbolic significance of the crucifixion and its aftermath.
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Recommended by Katherine Mangu-Ward as a kaleidoscopic re-examination of a major figure in world history.

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