Episode: Jesus Before the Council | Mark 14:53–65
In this powerful episode of My Bible Life, we walk verse by verse through Mark 14:53–65, where Jesus stands before the religious council in one of the most unjust trials in Scripture.
False witnesses rise.
Truth is twisted.
Silence fills the room.
Yet in the middle of lies, mockery, and condemnation, Jesus stands firm — calm, obedient, and unwavering in His identity as the Son of God.
If you’ve ever been misunderstood, falsely accused, or felt alone for standing on truth, this passage will strengthen your faith and remind you that God sees every injustice.
📖 Key Scripture: Mark 14:53–65 (ESV)
Bible Study, Gospel of Mark, Christian Podcast, Verse by Verse, Faith, Truth, Jesus Christ, Encouragement, Spiritual Growth
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Show Notes
Episode: Jesus Before the Council | Mark 14:53–65
Summary:
In this episode, we study the unjust trial of Jesus before the religious council. False witnesses arise, Jesus remains silent, and truth stands alone. This passage challenges us to remain faithful even when misunderstood or opposed.
Key Themes:
Illegal trials and false accusations
Jesus’ silence and obedience
Standing for truth under pressure
Scriptures Referenced:
Mark 14:53–65
Isaiah 53:7
Daniel 7:13–14
Psalm 110:1
Reflection Question:
Would I still stand for truth if it cost me comfort or approval?
Next Episode:
Peter Denies Jesus | Mark 14:66–72
