The Revelation of Jesus with Rick Sterling~

Mystery~

There are all sorts of stories in book, on TV, and in the movies that are based in the concept that  the main character(s), and thus the audience, don't know something at the beginning of the show that they find out just before the show ends. The best plots delay the 'payoff' until the very end, and it is almost always in a place or person that you would not have guessed at the beginning. Misdirection is the key to a good 'Who Done It"! The victim(s) don't realize they have been fooled, and some victims don't realize their peril until it's too late to save themselves. The best mystery writers also include either imminent danger or threat to life or an important relationship to enhance the tention, which places an undue stress on the 'hero' to find the solution to the main plot problem before someone else is hurt or killed, or a wider threat to a population is realized. 

It is my experience that everyone loves a good, well written mystery!

The Bible is one of the greatestt mystery stories ever written, that started at the very beginning at Creation and in Eden, and doesn't get resolved until the very end by the Faithful and Wise Bonderservant, his fellow servant, and the Kingdom of the Heavens.  The Christian church (and hense the world) believes that the mystery has already been solved, and that there is nothing anyone can do to NOT understand how salvation works. But in the true story of Salvation this is a ruse, designed by the 'Great Perpetrator' to misdirect the victims of this evil ruse to believe that they are safe from harm, when in reality, they are walking into an unknown and unrealized peril that will kill them.

This story does not end well for those that are unaware of the peril of their beliefs, when the resolution of the mystery is right before their eyes in the Words of Jesus that He gave to HIs Bondservants.