Jesus, John the Baptist, and the mind that normalises any grace

That whatever is given to us. Is it? We have the propensity to doubt. So he said, first John came. John used to eat insects. He used to eat leaves in the forest. He used to wear, not wear footwear. He used to just live in the most. Frugal in the most. Like the most are the way. The most. The highest pronunciation. So then all of you said, but he can't be God. Because God could never come to earth. Which is his kingdom and live like such a big. He said, The right came. I sing in dance and drink wine with all of you and all of that. I have a nice time during this life. You see, I'm not. I'm living like kasadu so much. Although he did before that. But then he said, Now you criticize and say, But you can't. This one can't be God. Or a messenger of God because he lives in this. How does he. Where is his penance? Where is his renunciation? You can't be God. So in whichever we grace comes to us. The mind will find a way to normalize it and say. Now. Now, why is he saying that?