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The Romans, especially Pontius Pilate, believed Jesus was the true Messiah and was to be honored. True False
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The Romans, especially Pontius Pilate, believed Jesus was the true Messiah and was to be honored.

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False

Step-by-step explanation:

Pontius Pilate saw Jesus to be innocent. However the crowds kept persisting and rioting so he washed his hands of him. The Roman soldiers proceeded to crucify him.

So no the Roman soldiers did not believe Jesus was the true Messiah and was to be honored.

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Extremely false. Pontius thought Jesus was an issue to the political power in Rome, and the Romans are the ones that crucified him.

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