Good people were released in both situations because the organization required a scapegoat. Even though many people contributed, they concentrated the blame on one individual.
What occurred to Jesus was that. Caiaphas, the high priest, made this statement without fully understanding the implications of what he had stated. He believed it would deliver the people from the cruel Romans (Jn. 11:47–50). He was unaware that Jesus was fulfilling the Old Testament image of the two goats—one a sacrifice for sin, the other a scapegoat that symbolically bore their sins away (Lev. 16)—bearing the guilt and penalty for the sins of the world.
We deserve to die forever. How appreciative we can be that God made Jesus the victim of our sin.
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