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Gives new meaning to Jesus' words, "lift a stone and you will find me"

But ... what about Paul? Is he not evidence that Jesus was "betrayed" (or "handed over," which I suppose amounts to the same thing)? So was Jesus betrayed/handed over by someone (or multiple people) at least? 1 Cor. 11:23: For I received from the Lord what I also passed on to yo...

Yabbut was he a member of the Judean Peoples Front or the Peoples Front of Judea?

That explains Paul's thorn in the flesh

I'm wondering if that epiphet magus is a (purposeful?) corruption of megas as in Simon the Great or Great Power

What about the women (in Mark) being told to tell the disciples they should go to Galilee to see a risen Jesus?

Does the prologue show any characteristics of being a hymn or perhaps a liturgical prayer?

Inspired by this thread here viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4662

on the notion of liturgical hours of prayer and Jesus on the cross.

Going with the allusion that Jesus is the Temple, of course

Why can't scholars just straight out say this writer lied/made it up/etc? No instead we get trivial apologetics like [church writer] takes up the traditions in his own language and according to his own interests