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.
These museum-quality art prints are crafted on premium archival paper and durable, acid-free canvas for vibrant, long-lasting color. Choose from a variety of sizes to perfectly fit your space. For care instructions and to learn more about each available print type, read more here.
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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.
These museum-quality art prints are crafted on premium archival paper and durable, acid-free canvas for vibrant, long-lasting color. Choose from a variety of sizes to perfectly fit your space. For care instructions and to learn more about each available print type, read more here.
Before purchasing, please review my Shipping and Returns policies here.
Digital Downloads of this print are also available as a Print-Size Download or Web-Size Download.
