Original sentence: All four Gospel accounts mention that the charge noted on the tablet called the titulus crucis, attached by orders of Pilate atop the cross, included the term "King of the Jews", though the gospels represent Pilate as having found nothing inherently seditious in Jesus' teachings.In art, the titulus crucis is often written as INRI, the Latin acronym for "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews.Jesus was condemned for blasphemy by the Sanhedrin and was turned over to the Romans for execution for sedition.See article Barabbas for more about the trial before Pilate
Edited sentence: " Jesus was crucified, he died, and he was put in a tomb.Jesus was condemned for blasphemy by the Sanhedrin and was turned over to the Romans for execution.Pilate did not think Jesus was gulity, but he gave in to the crowds and handed Jesus over to be crucified.Pilate had Jesus scourged and then brought him back to the crowd wearing a purple robe and a crown of thorns to release him, but the crowd wanted to crucify Jesus.Pilate put an inscription he wrote on the cross: "King of the Jews.Pontius Pilate, the current Roman governor, did not think Jesus was guilty so he asked the crowds to let Jesus go but they did not want Pilate to release him