Previously on Thomas in the Bible, the Sadducees asked Jesus a very reasonable question about brother-in-law marriage and the resurrection, and Jesus shoots them down by implying that people aren't going to be sexual beings in the kingdom of God.

So the question is, is it even worth it?

We see that Bernie Sanders actually bases his tax policies on the word of Jesus,

which makes me think they're probably a bad idea.

Also, Judas portrays Jesus, blah, blah, blah, you've heard this a million times,

with a Thomas

yon count of one.

Yay, Harley, so happy to have you back. Thanks for that intro. Delightful intro.

So, got a bit of one of those weird page numbering things. This is probably going to be a short

episode, I think. Although sometimes I say that ends up not being short. But page-wise,

it's a little short. We're just doing Mark 15 and 16, but then next episode will likely be a little bit longer. I'm scheduled,

based on page numbers, to go a tiny bit into the next book, like a couple lines. And I thought,

I'm not going to do that. So we're just going to stop at Mark because we're finishing Mark. Wow.

So we get to see, finally, guys, once and for all, we're going to know

what happened to Jesus. I know you've been dying. I am really curious what's going to happen in

this story. I mean, we do have Jesus saying multiple times what's going to happen. And also,

we've read this same story two times. What? I'm losing track. That's how bored I am with the story. I don't know if we've read this same story two times? What? I'm losing track.

That's how bored I am with the story.

I don't know if we've read two gospel.

We've only read one other gospel, so I'm guessing once.

Anyway, Mark 15.

And straight away in the morning, the chief priests held a consultation with the elders and scribes

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