Jesus I am the Life, said: "You would have no power over me". "Thou couldest have no power against me", but Dead Bread said, '~Pilate DID have power over His flesh - and Jesus even told him that he did:~' a direct contradiction making Jesus a liar.
Jesus was He with whom Pilate was confronted in the body of his flesh, and Jesus saying to Pilate, You cannot, you are unable to do anything whatsoever against Me, is specifically referring to Pilate's inability to do Him physical or bodily or fleshly harm. So Jesus told Pilate that "He therefore who handed Me over to you", was his heavenly Father, the "One-from-above", the "One-from-everlasting". whom Pilate kept on to resist. Obviously metaphorically withstood, so that "you, Pontius Pilate, "have so much bigger sin!", or more literally, so that "he (Pilate) has so much bigger sin". Bigger sin because it was not only Jesus, but his Father from above, who handed Him over to Pilate.
In his humiliation, Jesus through his humiliation triumphing greatly, conquered.