Caiaphas

Caiaphas was the aggressive son-in-law of Annas, the former high priest 183:5.1 184:0.2 184:1.1

at the time of Jesus' capture, Caiaphas was acting high priest 175:4.13 184:0.2

stated that it is better for one man to die than for the whole community to perish 168:3.6

In the Urantia Book

Caiaphas was hard-hearted and vainglorious (177:4.7-8)

Accused Jesus before Pilate (185:6.7)

• Judas met with Jesus' enemies at the house of Caiaphas 177:4.1
• The temple guards had orders to bring Jesus to Caiaphas 183:5.1
• The Sanhedrin met in the palace of Caiaphas 175:4.13 184:0.2 188:2.2
• in the trial of Jesus Caiaphas behaved more as a prosecutor than as an impartial judge 184:3.4
• during the trial he shook an accusing finger provocatively and hit the Master in the face (184:3.14,18)
• he waved a vengeful finger in Pilate's face when he saw that the procurator was willing to release Jesus 185:7.5

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Bible parallels

Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.

• Jesus taken to Annas 183:5.1 — Jn 18:13.
• Sanhedrin plots 175:4.13 — Mt 26:3-5.
• Better one man die 168:3.6 — Jn 11:49-50; Jn 18:14.
• Judas goes to Caiaphas' house 177:4.1 — Mt 26:14; Mk 14:10; Lk 22:4a.
• Meeting Sanhedrin at Caiaphas' 177:4.1 — Mt 26:3-4; Mk 14:1b; Lk 22:2.
• Sanhedrin's concern 188:2.2 — Mt 27:62-64.
• Pilate's last effort 185:7.5 — Jn 19:12-15.

Where it appears

Caiaphas is linked in 15 paragraphs of the text.

See also

• Sanhedrin

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