Who Really Killed Jesus?

Jonathan and Scott examine the Scriptures to uncover who really killed Jesus, what it means for you, and why collective blaming of the Jewish people persists after 2000 years.

An episode of the Jewish Voice with Jonathan Bernis podcast, hosted by Jewish Voice, titled "Who Really Killed Jesus?" was published on April 3, 2025 and runs 28 minutes.

April 3, 2025 ·28m · Jewish Voice with Jonathan Bernis

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Jonathan and Scott examine the Scriptures to uncover who really killed Jesus, what it means for you, and why collective blaming of the Jewish people persists after 2000 years.

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Jonathan and Scott examine the Scriptures to uncover who really killed Jesus, what it means for you, and why collective blaming of the Jewish people persists after 2000 years.

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