What is Jesus's trial and crucifixtion?

Question

Can you explain what that was in general.... and what maybe passerbyers thought of it?

Answer 1

It was an execution based on religious bigotry and hatred on the part of the established religious elite of Judaea. Passers by were probably either deeply moved or indifferent.

Answer 2

well the trial is when they took jesus in front of all the the towns people and they decide to crucifi him and the crucifixtion is where they beat him and hung him on the cross to die
i dont know what those people thought but i can tell you that it was his fathers will and it was going to take place , i amigain they all were very upset once they did see that he was the son of god my suggestion it to watch the passion of christ movie if you dont understand it this movie is excillent in the holy bible read luke and it will give you

Answer 3

Ultimately, and perhaps somewhat amazingly, it was God Himself who put Jesus to death. This was the greatest act of divine justice ever carried out, done in “the determined purpose and foreknowledge of God” (Acts 2:23) and for the highest purpose. Jesus’ death on the cross secured the salvation of countless millions and provided the only way God could forgive sin without compromising His holiness and perfect righteousness. Christ’s death was God’s perfect plan for the eternal redemption of His own. Far from being a victory for Satan, as some have suggested, or an unnecessary tragedy, it was the most gracious act of God’s goodness and mercy, the ultimate expression of the Father’s love for sinners. God put Jesus to death for our sin so that we could live in sinless righteousness before Him, a righteousness only possible because of the cross. “He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him” (2 Corinthians 5:21).

So we who have come to Christ in faith are guilty of His blood, shed on the cross for us. He died to pay the penalty for our sins (Romans 5:8; 6:23-24). In the movie "The Passion of the Christ," the director, Mel Gibson, was the one whose hands you see actually driving the nails through Christ's hands. He did it that way to remind himself, and everyone else, that it was our sins that nailed Jesus to the cross.

Answer 4

Jesus's trial was when they brought him in front of the pharises and he was judged unfairly and abused. His crucifixition was when he was crucified on a cross for all of the human races sins. he died for you and anybodyelse could go to heaven if they gave there life to Jesus Christ.

Answer 5

The Jews found Jesus guilty of blasphemy. The romans crucified Jesus. I think most wanted Him dead. (croup psychology). Many today would act the same way.