Sort into chronological order. 13 pts.

Jesus trial before the Sanhedrin
Jesus' trial before Caiaphas
Jesus' trial before Annas
Peter denies Jesus
Jesus' trial before Pilate

Annas, Caiaphas, Peter, Pilate, Sanhedrin.

Explanation:

Annas unofficially questioned Jesus and had no official power. He then sent Jesus before the Grand Council presided over by Caiaphas, who condemned Jesus. Until that moment, Peter followed Jesus with another disciple, but he was afraid for his safety and gave up. Caiaphas, after condemning Jesus, had to send Jesus to the Roman governor to confirm the decision.

Pilate did not consider Jesus guilty, but under pressure from the people, he first sent Jesus to the scourge. Jesus was then punished by scourging before the people. Afterward, Pilate felt that Jesus had paid enough for what he had done. However, the Jews persistently insisted that Jesus be killed, and he was crucified on Mount Golgotha.

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