Who was the roman governor that ordered jesus’s trial and execution

Pontius Pilate was the Roman governor who ordered Jesus's execution.

Explanation:

Pontius Pilate was the governor who ordered Jesus's execution. The Romans had no idea who Jesus was but were under the influence of Jewish priest because at that time only Romans could throw a death penalty.

Jesus embraced his death with vigor, to return to a later date in future. The Jews saw him as a threat to their religion all the while Jesus stood his ground of being the son of the God.  

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