Years ago I knew a wealthy executive that would always ask an important decision option to be explained to him like he was five.
Some people thought it was a test, if you couldn’t boil it down you really didn’t have a grasp of what you were talking about.
A common scholarly assertion is that the Gospel of Mark presents a “low” Christology compared to the Gospel of John, where Jesus is explicitly identified as divine from the very first verse.
However, a deeper analysis of Mark’s Gospel reveals a strikingly high Christology—perhaps even stronger in its implications than John’s direct statements.
Every person including ourselves would have parroted back “no one knows the date or the time” or that “to be wrong is to cause more harm than good”.
We covered the larger thesis of why the Last Supper was not a Passover/Pesach Feast and was instead a Eirusin Meal in greater detail but to support that here in short are a few more reasons why.
