Barabbas

Barabbas is mentioned in all four Gospels, though each highlights different aspects of his criminal background: Describes him simply as a "notorious prisoner".

was a New Testament prisoner who gained notoriety for being released by Pontius Pilate instead of Jesus Christ during a customary Passover pardon. While the Bible offers limited biographical details, his role serves as a pivotal narrative and theological element in the Passion of Christ. Biblical Identity and Crimes Barabbas

According to the Gospels, Roman governor Pontius Pilate had a custom of releasing one prisoner chosen by the crowd at Passover. Barabbas is mentioned in all four Gospels, though