Pilates wife had a dream and it does not make sense that it was from God, so I believe it was from satan. Under this view then Satan was not involved in the crucifixion of Christ, but that was all the workings of evil men, but then again why did he inspire Judas to betray Jesus? I am confused.
Two quick thoughts:
Satan didn't merely "inspire" Judas to betray Jesus...he possessed him.
I think the question is, Why do you believe that it doesn't make sense that that dream was from God?
I see no reason to assume that.
I think your confusion may dissapear if you let go that assumption.
Satan apparently DID have very much to do with Christ's crucifiction, see Gen 3: 15.
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Ref Gen 3:15; what entity was to bruise the heel of 'the seed of the Woman'? That should help clear up your confusion concerning Satan's involvement. As far as the 'source' of the dream I'm not sure why it's important to know that right now. Balaam prophesied from God, yet tried to work against Him at the same time. Go figure.
The Devil has tried to thwart the plan of God from the beginning. He has attempted to do it in five different ways. His five target areas of destruction have been: