Perhaps, abrupt ending of Mark’s gospel was intended to raise more questions than answers

Final 12 verses in traditional rendition weren’t part of the original

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If you read the King James Version of the Bible, the Gospel of Mark ends more or less the way you’d expect it to if you’re familiar with the three other gospel accounts of the Resurrection: Three women go to Jesus’ tomb and are told that Jesus had risen. They run away, frightened; the resurrected Jesus later appears…