re: Biblical Solutions that we use to honor and would solve alot of problems

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you know “camel” in this case is supposed to “kamilos” in Greek which is a type of large diameter mooring rope.

Kamilos - large diameter mooring rope
Kamelos - the humped mammal

Mark, Matthew, and Luke all copying off each other all used different words for “needle”, with one being a general fabric sewing needle and another being a surgeon’s needle.

You will hear a rumor that the eye of the needle was the proper name of a small gate in the wall in Jerusalem. There’s no evidence for that though. Seeing as Mark Matthew and Luke used different names kills the proper name excuse.

A simple vowel typographical error in copying turns a logical saying into a completely illogical saying.

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I love it even more now knowing it's a biblical malaphor.

Always wondered why he picked a camel of all animals.