Lifelight Church

Luke's account of Jesus' crucifixion, death and burial in 23:26-56 is unique. It's like... well, let me compare it to the story of Batman. At the first appearance of the Dark Knight, there are a whole lot of talk, reports and arguments - much of it indirect to the main character. They argue, "is he real?" "Is he good?" and "Can he save the Gotham?" These arguments are of course presented by all sorts of minor characters in the story, some taking the stance against the hero and some for the hero. Some are aggressive and active on their stance (villains, etc), some are just passive (citizens). When the climax of the story is played out and the truth is revealed (vaguely in case of this hero), some shift sides and some remain stubborn.