Mark 3:19b–35
did they hear it as a rejection,
his ‘who are my brothers, my
mother?’, and invited anyone
living the Way of God to
count themselves his kin?
did it cause them pain, or pity,
to hear them speak so
of their brother, of her son:
‘gone mad,’ ‘in league with
the ruler of demons’?
did it hurt when he refused them,
their care, concern, their call?
when he answered the scribes
their bated question, throwing
more fuel on the maddening fire?
did they stay with him
on the road from there, or
did they go back home?
who was at home waiting
while they went out for him?
did they hear it as rejection,
did it hurt when he refused them,
did it cause them pain, or pity,
and did they, his siblings and their
mother stay or go back home?
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