In the passage of Christ before Pilate, the four Gospels provide different accounts of the confrontation between Jesus and the Roman governor Pilate. Despite some variations in details, the overall narrative remains consistent. In Matthew, Pilate questions Jesus and ultimately washes his hands of the decision to crucify him. In Mark, Pilate asks Jesus if he is the king of the Jews, to which Jesus responds affirmatively. In Luke, Pilate finds no guilt in Jesus and refers the case to Herod. In John, Pilate interrogates Jesus about his claim to be a king, leading to a conversation about truth.

This passage is important as it highlights the innocence of Jesus and the unjust condemnation he faced. It also reveals the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies about the Messiah's suffering and death. A daily application for readers is to trust in the sovereignty of God even in the midst of unjust situations, knowing that He is ultimately in control and will bring about justice in His perfect timing. This passage can be found in all four Gospels, emphasizing its significance in the life and ministry of Jesus.