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Jesus added: "In any case, as a father, I want to ask you to take good care of my wife and unborn child. This is the thing that worries me the most."

After saying this, Jesus stood up and said, "That's it for dinner. Go back and have a rest."

Peter asked worriedly: "What about what you said about being arrested?"

Jesus said: "What is destined in destiny will definitely happen. Even if I escape today, it will still happen tomorrow. Don't panic, this is God's arrangement and no one can change it."

Jesus sent everyone out of the door. Judas saw a few figures shaking in the darkness. He wanted to say goodbye to Jesus, but his timidity stopped him.

At this time, Jesus opened his arms and smiled and said to Judas: "What? Don't you want to kiss me as a Passover blessing?"

Judas suddenly felt that Jesus was extremely tall at this time, and the shape of the cross seemed to indicate something. He suddenly felt a little regretful for his behavior, but he had already taken the money and must fulfill his promise.

He leaned over and kissed Jesus on the cheek. This move was obvious and had been clearly seen by the secretly clergy.

Just after the disciples dispersed, a priest appeared in front of Jesus. Jesus was not at all alarmed by their arrival.

He asked calmly: "Are you from Jerusalem?"

The priest nodded and said, "Yes, Jesus, we are here to arrest you on the order of the chief priests."

Jesus said, "But the Jewish clergy do not have the right to arrest people."

The priest smiled and said: "If I explain it to you in another way, it is that our chief priest invites you to go."

Jesus nodded and said, "This way I finally have a chance to have a conversation with him."

Jesus did not resist. He was almost surrendered and was taken away from his residence by the clergy. Magdalene and Mary rushed out to prevent the clergy from taking Jesus away.

But Jesus said to his mother and wife, "Let me go. This is my destiny."

Magdalene said: "You will die."

Jesus smiled and said, "This is also my destiny."

After saying this, Jesus let go of Magdalene's hand and allowed the clergy to take him away.

Two days later, Jesus returned to Jerusalem, this time as a prisoner. He also met with the Jewish chief priests.

At this time, the two men looked at each other. The chief priest was sitting on a high chair, while Jesus was standing on the ground with his bare feet in chains.

The chief priest looked at Jesus proudly and asked, "You have finally surrendered."

Jesus raised his head and said, "I'm here to talk to you."

The chief priest asked, "What do you want to tell me?"

Jesus said: "The old era has passed, and a new era is coming. God will take care of us. As long as you worship Him, He will guide you into the kingdom of heaven. Don't you plan to worship Him?"

The chief priest shouted: "Don't forget where you are standing at this moment? This temple is the residence of God. I communicate with God every day. Do you want to create another god to fight against me if I give to the world on his behalf?"

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Jesus said: "You are right. This was once the residence of God. It was the temple that God taught Moses and the Israelites to build when God signed a contract with Moses. But what have you done over the years? Have you really made a difference with God?

Have you communicated? Have you really received instructions from God, or are you using God's name to enslave poor people?"

"Be bold!" cried the chief priests. "Jesus, watch your words and actions! Don't forget who you are talking to again."

Jesus asked back: "Please be careful about your words and deeds. I am the Son of God and the Messiah of this world. You must be careful what you say to me."

"This guy is simply a lunatic!" The person next to the chief priest exclaimed, "How dare he speak like this."

"Maybe he is a liar like his mother!" someone said again.

Jesus said: "God has abandoned you noble men, but He still loves the poor and those who believe in Him. You have broken your original vows and given your souls to the devil."

"Shut up!" the chief priests interrupted Jesus and said angrily: "What kind of people we are is not your responsibility. God's interests are above all else, and this cannot be changed."

"I'm afraid your interests are above all else." Jesus retorted: "Isn't it the dirtiest thing to bind souls in the name of God?"

The chief priests stood up, pointed at Jesus, and said, "Put him in a cell and hand him over to Pilate, the Roman governor, tomorrow. The Romans are going to deal with this madman."

When Jesus was dragged away by the clergy, he was still shouting: "Justice is coming, and the Father will come to earth again to drive away all evil and bring light to the world!"

The next day, Jesus was sent to the Roman governor's palace in Jerusalem by the Jewish clergy in chains.

The Governor of Rome has been disturbed day and night by something recently. Many messiahs have appeared in this land. Their common characteristics are that they are amassing money in the name of God, harming the people, and even trying to organize armed riots.

Overthrow Roman rule in this land.

Pilate sent Roman legions many times to suppress these folk religious organizations. Although he was victorious, in the face of complicated operations, the orders from the Roman emperor still forced him to be more vigilant to prevent unexpected events.

On this morning, the Jewish clergy brought an unkempt Israeli in shackles. At this time, Pilate had just had breakfast and was sitting behind the big table, burping and listening to the financial officer explaining this month's financial report to him.

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He had already noticed the priest peeping outside the door, and knew that the priest of the temple was coming to cause him trouble again, so he pretended not to see it and continued to squint while the financial officer recounted those painful figures.

After the quaestor finished reporting his work, Pilate saw the cleric still standing outside the door. He knew that he would not be able to escape these annoying Jewish priests today, so he sent his quaestor away and asked the priest to come in and ask questions.

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Pilate asked impatiently: "What happened? I didn't owe you this month's payment."

The priest said: "My Lord Governor, the chief priest asked me to bring you a prisoner!"

"Prisoner?" Pilate said nonchalantly: "Is he a thief? It would be enough to send him directly to prison. Why are you sending him to me?"

The priest said: "Sir, you are not a thief, but a man named Jesus. He claims to be the Messiah, the Messiah, and the Son of God. He goes around preaching blasphemous false doctrines and confusing the people."

Upon hearing this, Pilate did not dare to be negligent. He put down his teacup and said, "Then bring him in and I will question him."

Jesus was brought in, and Pilate was not disgusted when he saw the young man at first sight, because he had personally interrogated several saviors before, and the liars were all trembling with fear when they saw him, and did not care about him at all.

He was so majestic in front of the congregation.

But the Jesus in front of him was very strange. He didn't seem to be afraid of himself. His eyes were clear and transparent, and there was a faint smile on his lips. His face was very kind, and he couldn't tell that he was a deceiver.

Pilate took the accusation about Jesus handed over by the priest, read it carefully, and then asked softly: "Have you ever claimed to be the Son of God and the Messiah in the world?"

Jesus asked Pilate: "Did you say this yourself, or did those people tell you when they were discussing me?"

Pilate smiled slightly and said, "I am not a Jew. It was your Jewish priests who handed you over to me to condemn you. What exactly have you done?"

Jesus said impassionedly: "I am the son of God, the Messiah, the savior. I am sent to the world by God to save the world. My kingdom does not belong to this world. If it belongs to this world, then the world will surely be in trouble for it."

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Pilate asked, "What is your country?"

Jesus continued: "That is the kingdom of heaven, where God lives. It is full of angels and creatures that humans have never seen before. He is on the snow-capped mountains and cannot be seen by mortals."

Pilate looked at the charges against Jesus again and called the judicial officer to check whether Jesus, who was born in Nazareth, had any criminal record. The judicial officer's answer was that Jesus was a law-abiding citizen and even paid taxes on time.

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Pilate was a little more fond of Jesus. He admired Jesus' courage. If he was indeed a liar, then at least he was a courageous liar. As a soldier, Pilate admired Jesus' courage very much.

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