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Jesus’ Trials
Matthew 26-27
After Gethsemane, Jesus was physically weak and exhausted.
He was betrayed by a disciple and close friend, Judas.
Many, including disciples, forsook Him.
Matthew 26:36-46 (see Mosiah 3:7; D&C 19:16-19
Matthew 26:45-50
Matthew 26:55-56
Some of Jesus’ Trials between Gethsemane and the Crucifixion
Jesus’ Trials
Matthew 26-27
People lied about Him.
He was accused of blasphemy for telling the truth.
He was sentenced to death without a cause.
Matthew 26:59-62
Matthew 26:63-65
Matthew 26:66
Some of Jesus’ Trials between Gethsemane and the Crucifixion
Jesus’ Trials
Matthew 26-27
He was spit on, beaten, and mocked more than once.
A government leader condemned Jesus to death, though he knew He was innocent.
Jesus was scourged (a brutal form of whipping that frequently killed the person).
Matthew 26:67-68; 27:29-30
Matthew 27:11-26
Matthew 27:26
Some of Jesus’ Trials between Gethsemane and the Crucifixion
Jesus’ Trials
Matthew 26-27
He was stripped of His clothing.
The soldiers pushed a crown of thorns onto His head.
Matthew 27:28, 35
Matthew 27:29
Some of Jesus’ Trials between Gethsemane and the Crucifixion
