are too crowded to have happened in one night. Yet does not rearranging that material over a longer period of time undo the intention of the evangelists to describe the whole procedure as hasty and crowded because the authorities wanted to have Jesus executed without any chance that the people would react and thus cause a disturbance (Mark 14:2; Matt 26:5)?
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"are too crowded to have happened in one night. Yet does not rearranging that material over a longer period of time undo the intention of the evangelists to describe the whole procedure as hasty and crowded because the authorities wanted to have Jesus executed without any chance that the people would react and thus cause a disturbance (Mark 14:2; Matt 26:5)?"
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