Art thou a king then? (ουκουν βασιλευς ε συ; ). Compound of ουκ and ουν and is clearly ironical expecting an affirmative answer, o…

Art thou a king then? Dost thou admit the charge in any sense, or dost thou lay claim to a kingdom of any kind?

Thou s…

Are you a king then?—The sentence is both a question and an inference from the word “kingdom” of the previous verse. Ther…

Then led they Jesus from Caiaphas unto the hall of judgment: and it was early; and they themselves went not into the judgment hall, lest they s…

St. John Chrysostom: Pilate, wishing to rescue Him from the hatred of the Jews, protracted the trial for a long time. Then Pil…

Jesus’ answer bewildered Pilate. Without attempting to argue about an abstraction that must have seemed irrational to him, Pilate came back to the …

You say that I am a king. Although Pilate had already learned from the previous answer that Christ claims some sort of kingdom for himself…

Pilate therefore said to him
Upon this free and full declaration of Christ, concerning his kingly office, and the na…

Are you the King of the Jews? That King of the Jews who has been so long expected? Messiah the Prince; are you he? Do you call yourself so, and wou…

1. Previously, the Evangelist told how Pilate examined Christ before his accusers; here, he describes how Pilate questioned him in private. …