Faith & Reason Nexus

1. Ethnarch Archelaus – Tenure: 4 B.C. – A.D. 6

2. Coponius – Tenure: A.D. 6-9

3. M. Ambivius – Tenure: A.D. 9-12

4. Annius Rufus – Tenure: A.D. 12-15

5. Valerius Gratus – Tenure: A.D. 15-26

6. Pontius Pilate – Tenure: A.D. 26-36

7. Marcellus – Tenure: A.D. 36-37

8. Marullus – Tenure: A.D. 37

9. Herennius Capito – Tenure: A.D. 37-41

10. Cuspius Fadus – Tenure: A.D. 44-46

11. Tiberias Julius Alexander – Tenure: A.D. 46-48

12. Ventidius Cumanus – Tenure: A.D. 48-52

13. Antonius Felix – Tenure: A.D. 52-60

14. Porcius Festus – Tenure: A.D. 60-62?

15. Clodius Albinue – Tenure: A.D. 62-64

16. Gessius Florus – Tenure: A.D. 64-66

The Roman Set of Trials

1. PILATE – Luke 23:1-7

• Three charges against Jesus:
• 1. He perverts the nation
• 2. He forbids people to give tribute to Caesar
• 3. He claims to be a king

2. HEROD ANTIPAS – Luke 23:8-12

• Jesus mocked and made fun of
• Jesus sent back to Pilate

3. PILATE – Luke 22:66-71

• Offered to release Jesus or Barabbas
• Jesus was scourged
• Pilate’s wife warned him of her dream
• Mob called for crucifixion
• Pilate washed his hands of the affair, telling Jews to do as they pleased
• Jesus taken away to be crucified (Luke 23:11)