A.D. The Bible Continues season 1 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In Jerusalem, the arrival of a statue of the emperor ignites tensions, threatening to desecrate the temple. Pilate's scheme faces opposition from various groups, including zealots and followers of Jesus. Cornelius, a Roman centurion, experiences a divine intervention, leading him to question his duties. The episode culminates in Cornelius's refusal to enforce the statue's placement in the temple, symbolizing a victory for faith over imperial power. Meanwhile, personal and political betrayals unfold, revealing deeper conflicts and desires for power and freedom within the characters.
Full Episode S01E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What sparks tension in Jerusalem in this episode?
The arrival of a statue of the emperor, intended to be placed in the temple.
How does Pilate plan to use the statue?
Pilate plans to place the statue in the court of the women in the temple, defying religious purity.
Who receives a divine message in the episode?
Cornelius, a Roman centurion, receives a vision from an angel.
What is Peter's vision about?
Peter's vision is about the purity and impurity of all things, reshaping his understanding of God's kingdom.
How does Claudia react to Pilate's schemes?
Claudia reveals her covert actions against Pilate's plans, leading to personal and political tension.
What does Leah suggest for the safety of the temple?
Leah suggests the removal of Caiaphas as high priest for the safety of the temple.
What decision does Cornelius make regarding the statue's procession?
Cornelius refuses to enforce the statue's placement in the temple, influenced by his new faith.
What are Claudia's contemplations towards the end of the episode?
Claudia contemplates escaping from her marriage and Pilate's brutality.
How is the crisis regarding the statue's placement resolved?
The crisis is averted when Cornelius, influenced by his faith, refuses to follow through with placing the statue.
What themes are explored in this episode?
Themes of power, resistance, faith, and redemption are explored.