Jesus (n.) is the last and greatest of the prophets — the prophet of the last chance, and of the best.
Jesus (n.) can fully reveal the hold of the founding murder because it never once took hold of him.
Jesus (n.) exposes what people really want: the cure the Gerasenes asked for was not the cure they wanted.
Jesus (n.) is no more successful shaman: if he were, the Gerasenes with their own healers would have begged him to stay, not feared him.
Jesus (n.) needs no concessions: the demons' bargaining with him is apparent only, since demons cannot exist in his presence.
Jesus (n.) intervenes when violence can no longer cast out violence: the scapegoat who is cast out reveals the mystery of expulsion and destroys the old order forever.
Jesus (n.) brings war into Satan's divided world because he fundamentally brings peace.