Thirdly, it would not be right for the Bible to say that Jesus had no intention of coming to redeem mankind, nor did He want to crucify Him. When he learned that his enemy was taking his life, he declared: I was born with tears in my eyes. (Mark 14:34) Later, he prayed to God: He can accomplish everything. Just this time away from me. But let your will be done, not mine. ”- Mark 14: 36) He also told his disciples to buy a sword (Luke 22: 36) And in defense of him when away from his enemies. Fourth: The Book of Revelation says in Mark 15:34 that the crucifixion was uttered with great boldness, saying: Alleluia. Which means: My God, my God, why did you reject me? This promise of hope does not seem appropriate if we are willing to work for the benefit of the people of this world, also showing that those who are crucified have no intention and do not want to be crucified. More importantly, the story clearly proves that the crucified man is not Jesus, since the accusations and fears are unworthy of the hand of God's prophet and even more unworthy of God. Fifth, Mark 14:50 mentions that one of Jesus' disciples did not perform the crucifixion.