[ indistinct shouting ] >> i give you a royal threat to caesar tiberius.> you cannot dismiss us. he expects you to deal with this. >> bring him back to pilate. i'm done with him. whhhht! [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ >> why must you cater to these priests, the tetrarch? >> without them, i cannot easily govern these people. >> kill him, and you'll bear the wrath of his following. >> i must do something. i cannot simply set him loose. ♪ >> guards, halt! ♪ >> scourge him. >> what's happening? >> let me through! master! [ indistinct shouting ] [ bird cawing ] ♪ >> aah! >> his cry. [ sniffles ] [ whip cracking ] >> [ screaming ] >> my baby boy. oh, my baby boy. [ crying ] [ whip cracks ] >> aah! >> no, no! you mustn't! [ whip cracks ] >> aah! >> hold her! hold her! >> ohh, ohh. aah! [ groaning ] [ whip cracks ] aah! ohh. [ whip cracks ] ohh! >> make the guard stop! no! [ whip cracks ] please! [ whip cracks ] >> aah! aah! >> [ gasps ] >> [ crying ] [ whip cracks ] >> [ gasps ] >> ohh! [ indistinct shouting ] [ groans ] ♪ >> scourging is punishment enough. he may not

that's caesar tiberius. what do you think? should jews pay taxes to caesar?is caesar's, and give unto god that which is god's. [ laughter ] >> leave in peace! >> lamb of god! [ indistinct shouting ] >> leave in peace! >> their lamb of god will be our lamb of sacrifice. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ >> that you still read by the light of a flame, i envy you your sharpness of vision. >> the characters are blurred. but though i know the entire scriptures by heart, i find it curiously comforting to actually hold them in my hand. >> [ breathes sharply ] >> it is almost your time to start your duties in the temple, and you have not slept. >> i have...failed you. i've failed the temple. when passover ends, the nazarene -- he will leave, conceal himself in the hide of the land. then he will return, with ever greater numbers in his following, all believing that he is the messiah, all willing to be part of a rebellion that brings him to the throne. ♪ but i remember -- i remember, as a child, seeing...bodies, hundreds of...dead jews, killed by the romans. >> the revolts of

that's caesar tiberius. what do you think? should jews pay taxes to caesar?nd give unto god that which is god's. [ laughter ] >> leave in peace! >> lamb of god! [ indistinct shouting ] >> leave in peace! >> their lamb of god will be our lamb of sacrifice. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ >> that you still read by the light of a flame, i envy you your sharpness of vision. >> the characters are blurred. but though i know the entire scriptures by heart, i find it curiously comforting to actually hold them in my hand. >> [ breathes sharply ] >> it is almost your time to start your duties in the temple, and you have not slept. >> i have...failed you. i've failed the temple. when passover ends, the nazarene -- he will leave, conceal himself in the hide of the land. then he will return, with ever greater numbers in his following, all believing that he is the messiah, all willing to be part of a rebellion that brings him to the throne. ♪ but i remember -- i remember, as a child, seeing...bodies, hundreds of...dead jews, killed by the romans. >> the revolts of judas the gali