Mark c03 v30 - The Pokey Finger of God

Irritating Words to Scratch your Eyeballs

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30⌄¶ He said this because they were saying, “He has an impure spirit.”

Mark 3:30

Location: Capernaum
Subject: Jesus Anointed
Narrator: Mars
Author: Flavius Josephus
Created: Flavian Imperial Cult

Aug 18, 2025

This final phrase seems to indicate that the previous several verses of parables were sparked because the Pharisees said that he had an unclean spirit — that he was encouraging rebellion against temple rule.

To restate the previous three verses: rebellion against the temple (the rule of man) is forgivable, but rebellion against the holy spirit of Rome is not.

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