Chief Priests

The Chief Priests were the leaders of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem and were responsible for the administration of the Temple and the Jewish faith. They were a group of high-ranking priests who were chosen by the Sanhedrin, the Jewish council of elders. The Chief Priests played a significant role in the Jewish faith, and their leadership was seen as a symbol of the Jewish people's connection to God. However, they were also criticized for their corruption and lack of faith.