Good Friday is only little more than two weeks away. That morning, little more than 2,000 years ago, Jewish chief priests delivered Jesus of Nazareth over to Roman governor Pontius Pilate as an “evildoer” with a death sentence. That word “evildoer” likely had only one meaning for Pilate in the context of Roman law, under which this Jesus had been charged. That’s how his accusers intended Pilate to understand it; however, Jesus had not broken any Roman law, but rather had called himself the Son of God in the presence of the Jewish religious elite. In other words, Jesus was guilty ...