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The wife of Pilate, she remains unnamed in the Scripture. Nonetheless, her story is significant, as she uses her voice to speak up on behalf of Jesus. Named Procula in the apocryphal gospel of Nicodemus, or Claudia Procula in other historical writings, this woman was noteworthy and significant because of her faith and her courageous voice. Believed to have become a Christian, Pilate's wife was the only person who declared the innocence of Jesus in the Gospel account of Matthew.
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Art by Sarah Beth Baca Art
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The wife of Pilate, she remains unnamed in the Scripture. Nonetheless, her story is significant, as she uses her voice to speak up on behalf of Jesus. Named Procula in the apocryphal gospel of Nicodemus, or Claudia Procula in other historical writings, this woman was noteworthy and significant because of her faith and her courageous voice. Believed to have become a Christian, Pilate's wife was the only person who declared the innocence of Jesus in the Gospel account of Matthew.
PRINT SIZE: Includes 1 file in JPG format with high resolution (400DPI) for one-time printing or publication use. Not to be used for sale or printing after initial use. No refunds available.
Where image is shared, artist credit must be given:
Art by Sarah Beth Baca Art
sarahbethart.com
Alternate formats available: Web Size Download and Physical Prints
The wife of Pilate, she remains unnamed in the Scripture. Nonetheless, her story is significant, as she uses her voice to speak up on behalf of Jesus. Named Procula in the apocryphal gospel of Nicodemus, or Claudia Procula in other historical writings, this woman was noteworthy and significant because of her faith and her courageous voice. Believed to have become a Christian, Pilate's wife was the only person who declared the innocence of Jesus in the Gospel account of Matthew.
PRINT SIZE: Includes 1 file in JPG format with high resolution (400DPI) for one-time printing or publication use. Not to be used for sale or printing after initial use. No refunds available.
Where image is shared, artist credit must be given:
Art by Sarah Beth Baca Art
sarahbethart.com
Alternate formats available: Web Size Download and Physical Prints