Pilate, Faith, and the Triumph of Entry

This chapter explores the historical context surrounding Pilate's relationship with matzo bread during Passover, intertwined with the implications of key biblical events, including Lazarus's resurrection. Conversations among characters like Joanna, Claudia, and Mother Mary reveal differing perspectives on faith, belief, and the personal stakes surrounding Jesus's impending fate. The narrative vividly captures the excitement and preparations within the community for Jesus's triumphal entry, reflecting on the complexities of belief and the individuals involved in this pivotal moment.