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What Ammon Hillman Gets Wrong (& Right) About The Naked Youth In The Gospel Of Mark

Ammon Hillman, an American classicist, has sparked intense debate with his controversial interpretations of the Bible. Drawing on Ancient Greek and pharmaceutical terminology, Hillman proposes radical translations that challenge conventional understandings of key biblical texts. In this video, we explore Hillman’s claim that the "naked young man" mentioned in Mark 14 was a young boy and wearing a medicated bandage, not a linen garment, as commonly translated. Hillman suggests this points to a deeper, ritualistic practice involving antidotes to snake venom. His interpretations have been met with sharp criticism from scholars like Dr. Kipp Davis, who argue that Hillman’s linguistic methods distort the original Greek text. We also dive into other theories about the identity and symbolism of the "naked young man," from eyewitness testimony to metaphors of abandonment, resurrection, and baptism. Could this passage reflect a lost Resurrection metaphorical motif woven throughout the Gospels? And how might propaganda techniques have shaped the narrative we know today? Join me as I unpack these interpretations, connect them to broader biblical motifs, and examine the possible identity of the "naked young man." Clips taken from:    • Why Jesus Christ was ARRESTED Accordi...      • Ammon Hillman’s ABSURD Take on Jesus ...      • Exposing Fake Greek Expert | Ammon Hi...