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John 20:10 · BSB
20:10 Then the disciples returned to their homes.
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…panic. It shall end in glory. The second example that I would look at quickly is the story of Mary Magdalene, and that is captured in the book ofJohn 20, verse 10. This is in the resurrection of Jesus. So on Sunday morning, we have some women and some disciples who are running to the tomb so that they can…
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…see this morning. [SPEAKER_01]: So our title is that He, the Christ, must rise from the dead. [SPEAKER_01]: So let's look at our passage together,John chapter 20, verses 1 through 10for this morning. [SPEAKER_01]: Now on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early while it was still dark and saw that the…
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…tomb, is possibly a flashback of the earlier visit to the grave by Peter, and a condensed version of a more detailed account that we read about inJohn chapter 20, verses 3 through 10. It's possible. Indeed, this is Luke's account of a flashback and not necessarily a specific narrative of the chronological sequence. That's…
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…20, does anything strike you about the eyewitness account in this one in particular? What's that? Did you read that? I didn't hear you. Oh, look atJohn 20, verses 1 through 10. And see if there's anything that strikes you as interesting or that stands out about how John tells the story of them discovering the empty tomb.…
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