Jesus Before Pilate and the Crucifixion Neal Morse
"Jesus Before Pilate and the Crucifixion" by Neal Morse, released in 2005, is a progressive rock song that explores themes of sacrifice, faith, and redemption. The lyrics depict the trial of Jesus and his crucifixion, highlighting emotional turmoil and divine purpose. Unique musical elements include intricate melodies and dynamic shifts. #Rock
[The soldiers and priests bring Jesus to Pontius Pilate, the Roman ruler in Jerusalem]
[Pilate:]
What is this man accused of? What law did he break?
What has he done to fill you with such murdering hate?
[Caiaphas:]
He stirs up the people
Incites them to sin
He says they shouldn't pay the tax
To Caesar our friend
[Pilate:]
I have to know why I demand it
[Priests:]
Oh, Jesus must die
[Pilate:]
If you have proof I must have it
[Priests:]
Oh, hear our angry cry
[Pilate:]
I have to know why I demand it
[Pilate:]
What is this man accused of? What law did he break?
What has he done to fill you with such murdering hate?
[Caiaphas:]
He stirs up the people
Incites them to sin
He says they shouldn't pay the tax
To Caesar our friend
[Pilate:]
I have to know why I demand it
[Priests:]
Oh, Jesus must die
[Pilate:]
If you have proof I must have it
[Priests:]
Oh, hear our angry cry
[Pilate:]
I have to know why I demand it
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