since the Romans were the ones who killed Jesus, y werent the Romans punished instead?

Question

y were Jews punished ????

Sheerlock Holmes Jr

Answer 1

Was anyone punished for killing Jesus? The Jews rejected Him, though Jesus was Jewish. They weren't punished, either.

Answer 2

The Jews were punished when Jerusalem was destroyed by the Romans, in 70 AD. The Romans were punished a few hundred years later, when the empire fell, but not until after God had made good use of the Roman empire to spread Christianity throughout the whole world.

Answer 3

Actually, 'nobody' really 'killed' Jesus. He gave his life. He even said - "no man takes my life - but I give it." But for the sake of this argument - because the Jews were living in Rome, they prodded the Romans into assisting with this death sentence. Remember that The Jews' whole anger was because they were looking for someone to come and "rid them of the harsh Roman government". Jesus didn't do that. He came talking about loving everybody and fulfilling the prophesy that they, themselves did not even believe from their forefathers. The Jews were guilty of wanting to get rid of this man who they saw only as "a carpenter's son" - not the Christ to overthrow the Roman government. And because they were also afraid of the Roman government - that they would come after them, they needed the participation of others. Remember Pilate said: He washed his hands of the farce - because he did not see any fault in Jesus. They had to have the participation of the Roman government because they were only a religious 'sect' and a race/creed of people - they didn't have any power - the Roman government was the power.

Answer 4

Actually, it was a combined effort. Rome governed Judea at that time but the Prelate, Pontius Pilate, gave the population a choice in who to crucify: a man called Barabbas, or Jesus. Strange enough Barabbas' first name was Jesus, too. The Jewish populace chose Jesus Christ. But it was also pre-ordained in traditional Christianity. So no reason to punish anyone, really. The whole event only fulfilled the prophecy.

Answer 5

purely to make sparkling, Constantine's conversion to Christianity did not effect Islam. also it must be stated in the course of the West's darkish Age The East including Muslims were of their Enlightenment era. even as the West entered the Enlightenment era the East fell into the darkish a lengthy time period. and probably the path the international took became the right route to getting were we are in the present day. in spite of everything inspite of technological progression first desires to be social progression. we may nevertheless be possessing slaves, and questioning this is alright to leave young women to die contained in the chilly. the upward push of Christianity (the first Christianity earlier it became a money making corporation) a minimum of were given human beings to commence questioning about social themes, which not in any respect would have happened below the logistical Romans. notwithstanding although per chance if Christianity had not in any respect entered Rome it don't have change into an organization and remained organic, notwithstanding pondering the heritage of the Quakers and the position they ended up, likely no longer.

Answer 6

No one took the life of Jesus. He gave His life for us,for forgiveness of our sins...OUR sins...
What comes to choices here on the earth, we have many choices. But what comes to the eternal life; there are only two choices, hell and heaven. You choose.
Jesus is the way and the truth and the life, no one will enter to heaven except through Him.

Answer 7

because Jesus said, " forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do".