It is important to note that there are two settings of the Gospels: the life setting of Christ and the
life setting of the church. Both settings need to be considered while interpreting the Gospels. However,
this thesis will focus on the life setting of the church. This setting highlights Lukeโs presentation of Pilate
as representative of Roman authority during his audienceโs day
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