There's always those that are righteous before God that you have your accusers, those that point the finger at you.

And it's really important that you don't get upset, you don't get mad.

But you just wait upon the Lord and trust the Lord as you've committed your life to Him that God will defend you in whatever

the accusation may be.

I am falling.

I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love with you.

Welcome to Somebody Lives You Radio, the Bible teaching ministry of Roll Rees in Diamond Bar, California.

Thanks for joining us today for our continuing Easter series celebrating Jesus' world-changing

work on a cross. Today, Roll will urge you to honestly consider whether you see Christ as your

Savior or view him merely as a good man who died of violent death.

Keep listening to think about the accusations and torture that Jesus endured without protest.

Today's lesson is titled The Great Question.

Join us in Matthew chapter 27 verse 11.

Now pilot here is going to have to make a decision. Do I release him or do I kill him?

It to me is very interesting that as I was reading, first of all, in chapter 27, let's look at

verses 11 and 12, the accusation that is brought forth against Jesus.

He starts out by saying, now Jesus stood before the governor, that's Pilate.

And Pilate asked him a question saying, are you the king of the Jews?

Notice the question that is being asked.

It's very important that we understand that the question that actually Pilate is asking is to make sure there's no mistake in trying Jesus.

Pilot not only has been set up by Rome, but Pilate is going to compromise to please the people

in trining Jesus. But notice on the question again that Pilate is asking Jesus, are you the

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