library of the sir john so museum in london it s always really exciting to get a say in a written or to print and i ve always loved her and particularly i know this image it s one of his most famous ones but. this is the first time i seen it in the flesh i just find it really inspiring i love seeing the drummer in here. in a.z. is via appia in rome inspired her latest work dealing with the housing shortages plaguing modern london she took thousands of photos all around the city. king at the architectural shapes and finding similarities i ll take various images and then i ll work out what fits best into the by the composition. the digital processing is the most time consuming part emily all church picks out details from a great cache of photos a minute. pilate sizes colors and shades until they fit into the greater home pixel
speak to me. i think he was a much harsher, brutal, matter of fact, military man who just got on with the job. remember, i have the authority to set you free. and also to have you crucified. so why is the pilate of the bible so concerned with the fate of jesus? it was crucial for early christians to minimize the responsibility of the romans in crucifying jesus. further gospel writers the fact pilate recognizes that jesus is innocent is really important. it s as if unrighteousness recognizes righteousness when it s right in front of them.
soldiers to do so, that was a necessary part of the process. pilate was trying to resolve the matter somewhere short of execution. perhaps pilate is hoping this will be sufficient and the jewish authorities will accept this. look, i am bringing him out to you to let you know that i find no case against him. pilate says, i find no crime in this man. and he gets jesus, and he puts him in front of the jewish authorities, but this is a man whose been horribly flogged. here is the man. he s wearing mock kingly
jesus is betrayed by judas. and condemned by pilate. the idea that lazarus is the beloved disciple helps us understand a crucial piece of the passion narrative. why is the beloved disciple the only male disciple standing at the foot of the cross when all the others have fled? perhaps it s because the beloved disciple understands that the cross is not the end. the beloved disciple has already experienced resurrection. we re told that mary, the mother of jesus, and the beloved disciple are there together. and jesus bequeaths his own mother as a sort of last will and testament to the beloved disciple and we are told he took her into his own home.
in the bible, pilate s infamous as the man who tries jesus. pilate is a fascinating character in christian history. he does seem tormented about whether or not jesus is guilty and whether or not he should condemn him. the pilate of the gospels is unsettled. he seems deeply concerned with jesus innocence. i have the authority to set you free. he s not firm and decisive about what he wants to do. the discovery of his name in stone was groundbreaking. the significance of the pilate stone is that it actually gives us hard evidence of this central figure from the story of the crucifixion of jesus. so pilate really existed. he really lived. and he really was the preforget of judaism. and he was the prefect of judaism. we have a point of connection