JLE#15: Reading Notes Gospel of Mark, Part B
Part B Notes
For part B of these reading unit, I was most interested in
the story of when Jesus first entered in Jerusalem. Jesus and his disciples first entered the
city and were not accepted well by the priests.
The people loved His doctrine and that frightened the priests. As I was reading, I could only think what if
the priests did accept his doctrine?
What changes would have occurred in the treatment of Jesus in the gospel
of Mark? The Pharisees themselves were
amongst the priests as well and would still have sought out to destroy who they
saw as a threat to their traditional ways.
I would maybe like to take a turn away from that in my retelling of this
story. I think it would be interesting
to write about the “what if” and provide conjecture as to what would have
happened if Jesus were to not be captured.
As far as the last supper and the arrest go, I would like to
change how some things went down. The
last supper would not be as negative as it is.
Even though what is being said is truth and Jesus knows one of the disciples
will betray him. My hope is to eliminate
that and maybe find an alternative to Judas.
Jesus had already forgiven Judas before he even set-in motion a chain of
events that would lead to the demise of his teacher.
Source: King James Bible; Gospel of Mark
Main focuses: Jerusalem; the Arrest
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