Death at Calvary: Who Was Responsible? A Scripture Study Guide to the Trial and Crucifixion of Jesus

Death at Calvary examines one of the most important questions in Christian history: who was responsible for the death of Jesus Christ?

This concise Scripture study guide follows the Gospel accounts of the final hours before the crucifixion, exploring the actions of Judas, the religious leaders, Herod, Pontius Pilate, the crowd, and the men crucified beside Jesus.

Inside, readers will consider:

• The betrayal and arrest of Jesus
• The role of the Pharisees, Sadducees and Sanhedrin
• The pressure placed on Pontius Pilate
• The crowd’s demand for crucifixion
• The meaning of Christ’s willing sacrifice at Calvary
• The connection between guilt, forgiveness and salvation

Clear, accessible and Bible-based, this short Christian non-fiction book is ideal for readers looking for a Scripture study guide, Gospel study, Bible commentary, or thoughtful introduction to the trial and crucifixion of Jesus.

More than a question of history, Death at Calvary invites readers to consider the cross personally: if Christ died for the sins of the world, what does His sacrifice ask of us today?