Caiaphas Broke Silence About Jesus In His Last Testament & Revealed Something Terrifying

[@krisdacripe9833]

Seems like maintaining control at all costs is a constantly reoccurring theme of man

[@tinaari88]

Thank you Lord Jesus Christ for loving me and taking my sins , forever will I praise you my God , my Lord , my king , my redeemer , my shepherd my life, and light

[@q2145]

Remember, Yeshua said “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.” Luke 23:34❤

[@DarrenCarrie]

Thank you for Sharing. But remember what Jesus said Forgive them Father they no not what they are doing ✝️❤️🕊

[@patriciaeddy7629]

With money, and power comes corruption

[@thomasblohm3073]

...and it looks like he has made a business out of religion?

[@davhuf3496]

Personally I will still believe the Bible over any historian or archaeologist.

[@iamnotfooled4972]

However, history and archaeology supports each other and therefore, the unbelievers must consider the validity of the Bible and therefore the Messiah.Each compliments each other.

[@starnew182]

Archaeology is proven that the Bible is true, even do for us, believers, don’t need physical proof 🙏

[@roystewart4386]

Caiaphas was an instrument in God’s hands to ensure that the “Lamb of God” would die on a cross and redeem all mankind. Pilate equally so, eventually both suffered a bad end. Jesus sits at the right hand of God and will judge all wrongdoing. Jesus is revered today, while his protractors have gone into iniquity. Believe in Him and obtain eternal “Life.” You can’t get to God without first knowing Jesus.

[@esthershelton6672]

Amen

[@daffodilfleur]

No, Caiaphas was not an”instrument in God’s hands.”

[@samuelemmanuel9860]

There's more than enough evidence in history n the world for the existence of God n for the claim of Jesus being God.

[@andreedionis4966]

Caiaphas was a devil. Jesus said it himself.

[@emilymvance]

He’s was the chief priest and he bears witness of the murder of an innnocent.. the Son of God the creator… he also bears the responsibility for that sacrifice

[@IggyFireMist]

He was also forgiven because it had all been written before it happened. They had their chance to free an innocent man. But they needed someone actually innocent to be the last sacrifice. He proved that it was possible to be good as evil as this world seems. Are we even trying?

[@kixarcher]

Perfect example of God using whoever he needs to complete His plan of salvation

[@jeannettecamargo3349]

Thank you😊

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[@davidmathis-xd6nf]

If Jesus had his ministry today, would he be treated any differently?

[@davidmathis-xd6nf]

Challenge the power structure is always dangerous.

[@KingOfKings1000yrs]

111 likes so far, so I had to comment. I am forever seeing it 🕊

[@MakeupPearls]

I saw Ciaphas and Jerusalem (before the wall) in a dream, 8 years ago. He is pure evil. I felt his evilness come from him from where he was. He was walking out a side door in the front of a group. There were men dead and dying reaching towards him, and he wouldn't even look down at them. I saw a demon after that and woke up fighting the demon.

[@kenmcclellan]

Jesus and Caiaphas knew there were only two positions to be observed in a time of the Messiahs of Deuteronomy 18. One messiah is to be the sacrifice and one the scapegoat. Jesus and the high priest apparently interpreted the relevant protocols differently. In John 11 and 18, Caiaphas identifies Jesus as the sacrifice to be murdered. Meanwhile, Jesus is speaking in the Ephraim wilderness to reach the lost sheep ... knowing that his cousin (the other moshiach) had already been murdered.

[@PaulGarand-zn7yj]

History tells the truth

[@allenmouldey7784]

Hard times but he was saving himself.

[@edkocialski5522]

How many women were stoned to death for adultery? Not having the authority to carry out a death sentence is a BS excuse. Caiaphas used that as an excuse to exempt himself from accountability should the political winds change.

[@Infuris1]

This seems similar to what Kamala Harris is trying to do to Donald Trump to me.

[@kenthetalkingpen2518]

Nicest explanation

[@rhonddavincent2803]

Jacob I loved, Esau I hated. If Caiaphas was an Efomite, his herotage says it all.

[@FrederickGarrett-dc4ke]

Wow 😮

[@caribphotos]

I appreciate this piece it's interesting history but, people should make their own conclusions. It's commonly reported that Caiaphas sent Jesus to the Romans for Execution mutual exclusively because he lacked the authority when Herod kept an Executioner on Staff? So; that not withstanding idk why this is always overlooked?

[@vivianlidberg9031]

Was he from tribe of levites

[@koosvonlandsberg5353]

CAIAPHAS WAS AN EDOMITE ,,,,,,Deutro Kanonike Books !!!!!!

[@eagle.calls07]

Caiphas was chosen by God to do the sacrifice being the high priest at the time.

[@kailani112]

I wonder if hes in hell?

[@marypollock7173]

Caiaphus was not from a descendant of Aaron’s family. He was appointed by Rome, Jesus was not the man’s name. His name was Yeshuah which means “he will save”. It was not lawful to arrest people at night. He was not anything but a coward. 😮

[@bobhope4949]

Told ya he was a white guy!

[@Unknowns-d40]

Romes fault