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In the Christian Bible Gospel of Mark, is told the story of Jesus in his adult life. Jesus would visit people from village to village by campaigning the word of God, “The beginning of the good news of Jesus Christ, the son of god,” while he enlisted his 12 disciples. On his journey, he was described as the son of God, the long awaited messiah, but Jesus instead of deciding himself as the leader to everyone, even though he decided not to tell anyone. His followers were the only ones that knew this, and his followers are the one who gave evidence about Jesus miracles. In addition, his followers had faith in him that he was really the messiah. Also Jesus was affectionate of telling stories to the people as a way of instructing, while Jesus would never say the true messages behind these stories, but he would only tell these stories to his followers. Jesus decided not to show his true personality to the people, and would give people indeterminate stories about himself.

In the story of Gospel of Mark as is mentioned before, Jesus would always tell everyone not to tell anyone that he was the son of the god and he was the messiah. I believe the main reason Jesus did not wanted to tell anyone about his true identity was because he did not wanted to show off and he still wanted to live his life as private as he can; in addition, there are many people who like to keep their secret to their own and not to share with anyone. Another reason, he did not wanted to tell people was because he would have a difficult time moving around since the crowds would come crawling to him. He once said that, “See that you don’t tell this to anyone. But go; show yourself to the priest and off the sacrifices that Moses commanded for your cleansing as a testimony...

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... by their own. For example, “To you is given the mystery of the Kingdom of God, but to those who are outside, all things are done in parables, that 'seeing they may see, and not perceive; and hearing they may hear, and not understand; lest perhaps they should turn again, and their sins should be forgiven them.” This quote describes how the story is meant to be understood clearly only to those who have a true belief in Jesus. It was more of like the trial of who is trustworthy to be excused. He would tell his followers the true meaning of parables because they were his students, who supposed to learn about the kingdom of god in order to advocate themselves. In conclusion, I believe Jesus may have thought the word of the god could be only used by the people who had true belief in him; therefore, he also saw through all of the observation and unawareness of the world.