Unfortunately, it can be a dangerous act to respond to revelations of truths of such a measure. This point was made clear at a later date. Christ was crucified by a group of religious believers.

A truth is complete. A belief on the other hand is only required if one is at a distance from the truth, thus a belief is a form of incompleteness. Yet a group of religious believers saw it to be fit and logical to condemn the greater(truth), via the power of the lesser(belief).

This insanity occurred due to these believers having proceeded to place their beliefs at the top of the ladder, and thus in doing so had also chosen to replace that which truly belongs at the top of the ladder(truth), with that which does not(belief).

Truth is as truthful as truth can be, and thus it is truth that should rightly sit at the top.
 
Beliefs can be raised, yet truth can be raised no higher. As a consequence of this, if beliefs are raised to the top, then truth must be relocated via motion in the only other direction available, the downward direction. A massive shift takes place. Truth is now given a new home at the lowest possible level where it must start all over again.  Call it the bottom of Satan’s rubbish bin. Thus by placing beliefs at the top of the ladder, truth is then repositioned as far away as possible from where it truly belongs. Call it inversion.

Thus when Christ spoke the truth, they called him a liar. When he said he was the son of God, they assumed that he was related to Satan. His value is priceless, thus they treated him  like rubbish. They got everything backwards, via having placed beliefs as number one in decision making.

Thus one must be careful.