>>4288722Mark 14:51 states that an anonymous young man who followed Jesus during His arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane and fled naked after guards tried to seize him.
<The original Greek text uses the word neaniskos. In the ancient Greek world, this term specifically referred to a young man in his prime, typically from his early twenties up to his early thirties (it is often used for men of military age). It does not mean a child. Ancient Greek had entirely different words for children, pais or paidion.
>why was he nakedThe inclusion of such an embarrassing, and seemingly irrelevant detail is strong evidence of an eyewitness account. An inventor of a myth would not fabricate a story about a random man running around naked. In the biblical Canon jesus was stripped right before he was put on a cross not prior to that.