Did Jesus wear blue robe or red robe or white robe or it doesn't matter?

the scarlet purple robe

Jesus Robe

Whereas Matthew says that the soldiers “put a scarlet robe” on Jesus (27:27-28), Mark says that “they clothed Him with purple ” (15:16-17), and John states that the soldiers put “a purple robe” on Him (19:1-2).The garment placed upon Jesus after his brutal scourging likely was “a scarlet robe...faded to resemble purple” (The Wycliffe Bible Commentary). [It is difficult to imagine Pilate arraying Jesus’ bloody body with a new robe. More likely it was one that had been worn and cast off as useless (Barnes).] According to A.T. Robertson, there were various shades of purple and scarlet in the first century and it was not easy to distinguish the colors or tints (1997). In fact, the ancients (especially the Romans) used the term purple when speaking of various shades of red (McGarvey, 1875, p. 361; Barnes, 1997). Consequently, these different colors sometimes would be called by the same name.

The colours in the Biblical times had certain symbolism and meaning

For example - Red means sacrifice i.e. Jesus the Lamb of God sacrificed for our sins.

I think people have painted Jesus with these colour robes to symbolise what He stood for. There is no evidence of what colours he actually wore.

Have a look at the link below it tells you of the other colours and what they symbolise

http://teachinghearts.org/dre17httcolor.html

The color of the robe he usually wore was not considered important enough to write down.

It is not the robe, but the Being inside that matters.

Each of those colors have Biblical symbolism but if the Bible does not describe the color of Jesus' robe

then it does not matter.

What matters is that we believe that

Jesus Christ died for our sins on the Cross

and rose again on the third day.

Then the fact that we repent of our sins and Jesus blood washes our sin away and our relationship with Him are what matters.

well, it doesn't matter what color of robe Jesus wore.

what actually needs to be observed was the life that he led and the love the He had for you, me and every other human being, as a result of which he became a sacrifice for us and died in our place on the cross..

there were various shades of purple and scarlet in the first century and it was not easy to distinguish the colors or tints (1997). In fact, the ancients (especially the Romans) used the term purple when speaking of various shades of red. But none of that really matters, what matters is that He died on the cross for you and for me!

Santa means saint. Santa is one of Jesus' helpers just like Santa has helpers. No robots involved, except in Japan.

He didn't wear a robe, he wore a mini skirt and bikini top.

Doesn't matter, what matters is the Words that came from His mouth that saved us all.