The Last Day of Mark's Gospel

The last two chapters of mark's gospel are sobering. The image of jesus on the cross is meant to remind us of the devastating effects of sin, right? Sin cost the very life of god himself when god became incarnate god and for our sins. That man, not only do we look at, yeah, that's what my sin costs, but we say, but that is the price that god believes that i'm worth. And so one thing I want to comment on is he says the words: lui lui amasa athene, which my god has forsaken me... Can you imagine being loved like that?