Caiaphas
Jewish High Priest (c. 14 BC - c. 46 AD) · Politicians · Lived 100 to 100 · aged 0
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Something wrong?High Priest of Israel in the first century, he stands in the Gospel accounts as the religious authority who organized the plot against Jesus and presided over the trial that led to the crucifixion.
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Mattias Stom, Christ before Caiaphas
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Brooklyn Museum - Annas and Caiaphas (Anne et Caïphe) - James Tissot
Christ beaten and mocked before Caiaphas. Etching by J. Call Wellcome V0034769
Das festliche Jahr img138 Passionsspiele Der Hohepriester Kaiphas
De samenzwering van Kajafas en de priesters tegen Christus, RP-P-1961-733
Gebhard Fugel Christus vor dem Hohen Rat Studie zu zwei JudenIn their own words 3
, (To Jesus) I put You under oath by the living God: Tell us if You are the Christ, the Son of God.
[To the members of the Sanhedrin, after Jesus had confirmed that he considered himself the Son of God] Then the high priest tore his clothes, saying, “He has spoken blasphemy!
Arabic Infancy Gospel - apocryphal attributed to him
About this person
Joseph ben Caiaphas rose to the high priesthood through Roman appointment - the procurator Valerius Gratus installed him after deposing his predecessor Simon ben Camithus. What survives of his tenure comes mostly from the New Testament Gospels and the historian Josephus. In Matthew, Luke, and John, he appears as the figure presiding over the Sanhedrin trial of Jesus, the one who set the plot in motion. That role, recorded by writers working within decades of the events, locked his name to the crucifixion story. He remains the religious officeholder at the hinge point, the man who convened the council that handed Jesus to Roman authority.
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