then sent to Pontius Pilate where his judgment was tossed back and forth between King Herad and Pilate until he was eventually found guilty of blasphemy by Pilate who was fed up with trying Jesus and only sentenced him to rid himself of a burden. (Mark 15:15) It is left for ones own opinion to decide if any mental stress was added during his trials. It is more than okay to think that being tossed between church and government officials who had to make a decision would make anyone very nervous.
             Upon the conviction of blasphemy he was sentenced to death by crucifixion, a fate that most likely began with the Persians through Alexander the Great, who introduced it to the Egyptians and Carthaginians. The Romans, who used crucifixion as a form of punishment during the time of Christ probably, borrowed their techniques for crucifixion from the Carthaginians. To be crucified, in the eyes of the Romans, was to die a painful and shameful death for deeds were found despicable and unredeemable by the public, by the chur
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