Misterpiece Theater: Mark's Gospel (A Creation Story)
This is the video that suffered the most from my accident and the time I had to take recovering. I'm still happy with it, and I'm sure you'll enjoy it. I just had bigger plans for it when I first thought about it. A little more time would have really helped.
My mea culpa aside, this is a video where I imagine how the Gospels of Mark and Matthew may have come about. As you may or may not know, all of the gospels are anonymous, written by literate Greeks (as opposed to illiterate Jews, like the disciples), decades after Jesus' death. And Mark's Gospel is believed (by virtually all Biblical scholars) to be the first. It's certainly the thinnest, and lacking some of the basic elements filled in later by the other Gospel authors (Matt, Luke, & John).
Thank you all so much for ALL the ongoing support!!! I had more time than usual this month to sit around thinking about how lucky I am to be able to do this! And you guys make that possible. I'm so incredibly grateful!!!
I hope you enjoy this month's crop. I already have some good ideas for next month. So I'll see you then. Until then, stay safe and smart, because some people can't do both... or either. Blessings, thoughts, and prayers to all patrons. And extra indulgences this month for everyone as well! Love and peace! B
Misterpiece Theater: Mark's Gospel (A Creation Story) (YouTube)
Comments (14)
💗💖💓 This is fabulous, from the on-point acting right down to the cinematic dust motes.
Consider submission to a film festival, it could become a "cult classic". https://filmfreeway.com/InternationalFreethoughtFilmFestival
Hahahaha!!!
Loved it - please more of these.
Misterpiece theater - nice extending of the theme.
Misterpiece goes back years now. Glad you like it.
Baaaaachus was the perfect touch! Representing those who would believe such a tale. Oh… and by the way… if you ever have time or interest, I think you would enjoy Jorge Luis Borges' short story, "The Gospel According to Mark": https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1971/10/23/the-gospel-according-to-mark
Best wishes getting past that concussion.
BTW... Mark was smart. He had an Android phone in reality (IPhones suck)😉👍
I love it!
I love this comment!
Another great addition to the Dalton Cinematic Universe! (So many cellphones...)
Oh, that was good! Who knew you were such a good actor?
No one. Literally.
