Mark 15:1-21
Tried by the Council (Matthew 26:59-66;27:1; Mark 14:55-64;15:1; Luke 22:66-71; John 18:19-23)- Transferred to Pilate (Matthew 27:2; Mark 15:1; Luke 23:1; John 18:28)
- Interrogation and Accusations (Matthew 27:11-14; Mark 15:2-5; Luke 23:2-5; John 18:29-38;19:9-11)
- Barabbas, Persuasion, and Sentence (Matthew 27:15-26; Mark 15:6-15; Luke 23:13-25; John 18:38-40;19:4-8;19:12-16)
- The Announcement to the Disciples (Mark 15:10; Luke 24:9-11; John 20:2;20:18)
- The Scourging (Matthew 27:26; Mark 15:15; John 19:1)
- The Mocking (Matthew 26:67; Matthew 27:27-31; Mark 14:65;15:16-20; Luke 22:63-65;23:11; John 19:2)
- The Procession (Matthew 27:31; Mark 15:20-22; Luke 23:26-32; John 19:17)
- Christ Alone with the Cross (Matthew 27:31; Mark 15:20-22; Luke 23:26-32; John 19:17)
- The Procession in Various Compositions (Matthew 27:31; Mark 15:20-22; Luke 23:26-32; John 19:17)
- Simon from Cyrene (Matthew 27:32; Mark 15:21; Luke 23:26)
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Christ before Caiaphas
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Christ before Annas
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Christ before Caiaphas
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Scenes from the passion of Christ and the pelican with her young
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Christ led to the Praetorium
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Jesus is led from Caiaphas to Pilate
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Jesus is led to Pilate; Judas hangs himself with a rope
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What first happened before Pilate
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Christ before Pilate
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Christ before Pilate
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Christ before Pilate
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Jesus brought before Pilate
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When it is hard to decide whether an artwork depicts the Jews' accusations at Pilate's initial interrogation or the scene accompanying and following the Barabbas episode, where the Jews persuade the governor to convict Jesus, the artwork is connected to the subject of the interrogation and accusations
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Christ before Pilate
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Ecce homo
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Pilate washing his hands
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Christ crowned with thorns: "The King of the Jews" *
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(179 Pictures)
Related Topics:
Ecce Homo ;
Interrogation and Accusations ;
Pilate Washing His Hands
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Related Names:
Pilate
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Related Chapter:
Matthew 27 ;
Mark 15 ;
Luke 23 ;
John 18 ;
John 19
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They have taken the Lord out of the tomb
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Same day he appears to the women, The
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Mary Magdalene announces the resurrection to the apostles
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Told all these things *
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Christ at the column
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Flagellator of Christ, A
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Flagellation of Christ, The
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Christ at the column
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As it is sometimes difficult to decide whether a picture depicts the mocking before the Sanhedrin, the one in which Herod takes part, or the one executed at Pilate's, all passion pictures of the mocking of Christ will be connected to the current heading sorting under both "Before the Sanhedrin", "Before Herod", and "Before Pilate". According to the accounts of the evangelists, the first scene (before the Sanhedrin) includes spitting, beating, covering of the face, and mockery, whereas the scene at Pilate's also contains the elements of the robe, the crown of thorns, and the staff. The mockery by Pilate's soldiers is not mentioned by Luke, but he connects a similar scene, including the element of the robe, to the Herod questioning.
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Mocking of Christ
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Mocking of Christ, The
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Mocking of Christ, The
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Crowning with thorns, The
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(154 Pictures)
Related Chapter:
Matthew 26 ;
Matthew 27 ;
Mark 14 ;
Mark 15 ;
Luke 22 ;
Luke 23 ;
John 19
This subject covers the whole scene from Christ receiving the cross at Pilate's to the arrival at Calvary
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Christ carrying the cross
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Everlasting Easter - again and again maltreated, The
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Christ bearing the cross to Calvary
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Bearing of the cross, The
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Christ carrying the cross
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Flagellation of Christ
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Christ carrying his cross
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Christ Carrying the Cross
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Mass of St. Gregory, with scenes from the passion, The
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Scenes from the passion of Christ and the pelican with her young
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Crucifixion, The
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Calvary
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Basically, all artworks depicting one - and only one - ordinary clothed man helping Christ carrying the cross, are connected to the current heading
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Christ carrying the cross
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Going forth to Calvary
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Christ carrying the cross
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Christ carrying the cross
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