If the Roman governor who judged Jesus was not saved, what will happen to him?
If the Roman governor Pilate was not saved, he will one day stand before Jesus Christ, the same one he judged, now seated as Judge and Almighty God. The books will be opened, including the Book of Life, and he will be judged and face eternal doom.
Les teaches that Christ was God and never laid aside His deity, only His glory. So God the Son stood before that Roman governor, Pilate. Unless Pilate was saved—and we do not know—he will someday stand before that same one, only then Christ will be in His role as Judge and the Almighty God. The books will be opened, including the Book of Life, and all the great men of this world will one day stand before Him to be judged and face their eternal doom. Les also points out that Pilate washed his hands before the multitude and said he was innocent of the blood of this just person, but Les asks, 'You think he is?' and answers, 'No he isn't.'