1
Pilatos again seeks a way to release Yahushua and reminds the crowd of the festival custom by which one prisoner may be released.
2
He places before them Yahushua and Bar-Abba, a prisoner associated with violence and rebellion, expecting the crowd to choose the one against whom he finds no capital fault.
3
The leaders stir the people to demand Bar-Abba and to reject Yahushua. Pilatos asks what should then be done with Yahushua.
4
The cry for crucifixion grows louder. Pilatos repeatedly asks what evil he has done, but the demand for execution overtakes deliberation.