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The second person of the Trinity: the Son : Comments
By Peter Sellick, published 11/10/2017If a kindly Father God was looking down from above ready to intervene for his Son he must have turned aside so as not to see.
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1 And taking his child aside, he warned him, saying, "Why are you doing these things? These people are suffering and they hate us and cause trouble for us."
2 Then, Jesus said, "I know that the words I speak are not mine. Nevertheless, I will be silent for your sake, but these people will bear their punishment." And immediately his accusers became blind.
Do you think Jesus' words and deeds in this Gospel represent the actions of a morally 'perfect' individual?
Why do you think early Christians censored this Gospel from the Bible?