Except that Jesus had done His job, while the Holy Father won't do his. And except that the Jewish high priests were involved in a complex non-religious political situation, while Raymond Cardinal Burke is focused on one particular issue that needs to be clarified.

Once all the personal animus at Raymond Cardinal Burke, snark, and agitation for an end to the Church's teaching that marriage is indissoluble is stripped away, it is really a simple matter, and the Holy Father is not exhibiting the sort of forthright clear leadership his job demand.

Paul VI's hesitations nearly split the Church and it still has not healed. This Pontiff appears to be on the cusp of repeating those mistakes.