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Essay heading: Who Was Jesus?
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I am not sure what his message was in those
actions. Perhaps he didn't care?
In general, Matthew was a good, entertaining story to read, with a very
dramatic ending, and great character development (a little sarcastic humor
here)!
I was very surprised to find much of the Book of Mark a repeat of what was
written in Matthew, but with a little less detail, and a few stories omitted... displayed 300 characters
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(Mark 15:1-15) As a matter of fact, I see that Pilate
tried to give Jesus another chance by asking the crowd to choose to punish the
Murderer, or Jesus. Then, 'washed his hands' of this crucifixion after the
decision was made. Why is Pilate portrayed as a 'Good-Guy' in these books while
we know, historically, that Pilate was NOT a friend to the Jews?
After reading these books, I get the feeling that Jesus was here to save
the Jewish people, not the gentiles (like most of today's Christians)... displayed next 300 characters
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