Jesus was crucified because (select all that apply):
A. The Jewish leaders believed he was blaspheming against God.
B. The Jewish leaders were threatened by his sway over the people.
C. The Roman leaders genuinely saw him as a serious threat to their rule.
D. The Romans had prohibited the Jews from executing anyone, which would have occurred by ancient farewell rituals.
Answer (2)
Jesus was crucified due to accusations of blasphemy by Jewish leaders, his influence over the people threatening their authority, and the Roman perception of him as a political threat. Additionally, the Romans' prohibition on Jewish executions necessitated their involvement in the process. This complex interplay of religious and political factors led to his ultimate fate. ;
Jesus was crucified due to accusations of blasphemy by Jewish leaders, concerns about his popularity, and perceptions of him as a political threat by Roman authorities. Additionally, Jewish leaders could not execute him due to Roman restrictions. These factors combined led to his crucifixion.
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