` :Hi Roy,.  You reinstated these sentences:  :This is not seen as a contridiction to other verses which state God raised him from the dead, as Christian writers considered Christ to be God manifest in flesh , , ,  (original Greek ``our Great God and Saviour, Jesus Christ``, etc., quoting Jesus himself, so the change of terminology does not necessarily indicate a change of mentality of Mark, nor as a change of authorship, but can be seen as simply a statement of fact in line with what Jesus himself said would occur, without any contradiction to verse 6, as the two concepts are synonymous (see Note 2). :If I understand you correctly, you are saying that because Christians believe Jesus to be God, there is no effective distinction between God raising Jesus from the dead, and Jesus raising himself from the dead.   :According to Wikipedia's policy on original research you can only include this passage in the article if you can identify a published reliable source source that advances this argument (i.e. arrives at the same conclusion from the same premise).  Otherwise this section falls foul, at the very least, of the prohibition on synthesizing published material to advance a position.  Until you can find such a source, I'm reverting again.  Thanks.  `