8 figures
Central figure, the Messiah, and Savior undergoing trial and crucifixion.
Jesus is brought before Pilate and Herod, is sentenced to crucifixion, and ultimately dies on the cross, fulfilling His role as the sacrificial Lamb for humanity's sins.
Roman governor who presides over Jesus' trial.
Pilate finds no fault in Jesus but succumbs to the crowd's demands for crucifixion, symbolizing the tension between justice and political expediency.
Tetrarch of Galilee who questions Jesus.
Herod, curious about Jesus, mocks Him and sends Him back to Pilate, highlighting the political dynamics and Jesus' innocence.
Prisoner released instead of Jesus.
Barabbas, a known criminal, is released as part of the Passover tradition, illustrating the substitutionary aspect of Jesus' sacrifice.
Man compelled to carry Jesus' cross.
Simon is forced to bear the cross for Jesus, symbolizing the call to discipleship and bearing one's cross.
Crucified alongside Jesus.
One criminal mocks Jesus, while the other acknowledges His innocence and asks to be remembered, demonstrating themes of repentance and salvation.
Roman officer who witnesses Jesus' death.
The centurion proclaims Jesus' righteousness, recognizing His divine nature, which underscores the revelation of Jesus' identity even in death.
Member of the council who buries Jesus.
Joseph, a secret disciple, courageously requests Jesus' body and provides a tomb, fulfilling the prophecy of Jesus' burial.