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Interesting how the accounts of the Gospels differ based on the author’s background. Luke, being a physician, recounts how blood was shed through sweat in the Garden of Gethsemane.

“If questions can be used for learning, they are even better for teaching.” a wonderful quote reflecting on how Jesus uses rhetorical questions not necessarily because he wants an answer, but because he wants them to think and contemplate what they themselves are asking Him.

Favorite passage so far is about the nature of Jesus’ Conscience. To say that Jesus had the omniscience of the Father is to suggest he was not fully Man. His knowledge of things he is not supposed to know is likened to him as a prophet.

Very interesting. Those who hear the stories of Jesus when he was younger generally speaking don’t interpret them as from the perspective of Mary, but that is naturally where they would come from.