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John 20:11 · BSB
20:11 But Mary stood outside the tomb weeping. And as she wept, she bent down to look into the tomb,
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…This is Mary Magdalene, somebody that Jesus healed early on in his ministry, and someone who became a devout follower. And we pick up the story inJohn 20, verse 11 to 16. It says, Now Mary stood outside the tomb crying. As she wept, she bent over to look into the tomb and saw two angels in white seated where Jesus'…
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…the news. I have seen the Lord and she told them what that he had said these things to her. In fact, they didn't believe her when she went and saidJohn 20 verse 11 to 18when we read about Mary Magdalene, why thought of shame is a lot of us. Mary Magdalene was one was delivered from the from the demons that were…
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…in Galilee. See, we know that that is good news. They didn't. And while this conversation is happening with the angels, look at Mary's posture,John chapter 20, verse 11. Mary was standing outside of the tomb crying, weeping. Then she stopped and looked in. See, Mary was broken in pieces because her life was messy.…
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…be weighty? It can be heavy at times. One of the individuals that Jesus meets on the post-resurrection tour is Mary Magdalene. The Bible says inJohn chapter 20, verse 11, that now Mary stood outside the tomb crying and she wept. And she bent over to look into the tomb and saw two angels in white seated where Jesus'…
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…that only he has the authority, only he has the best answer for what to do about brokenness and suffering in the world. We're going to be inJohn chapter 20, verse 11. If you're there, say I am there. Now turn to your neighbor and say, let's go. Turn to the neighbor you like less. And I'm just kidding. John 20…
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…they go back home. Jesus had left all that was associated with death there, the tomb, the linen wrappings, the face cloth. But Mary Sticks around.John 20:11-18Mary was still outside the tomb worried about what had happened to the body of Jesus. She looks inside and sees two angels sitting there, and they…
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…connect them together. First Corinthians, chapter number 15, verses 17 through 22. And then we'll go over to John, chapter number 11. Excuse me,John, chapter 20, verse 11 through 17. So First Corinthians, chapter 15, 17 through 22. 00:00:30 And it reads, and if Christ has not been raised, then your faith is useless and you are…
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…are beyond blessed. Will you open with me to John chapter 20? John chapter 20 is where we'll be for a few moments this morning. I'm going to readJohn 20, verses 11 through 18. But Mary stood weeping outside the tomb and as she wept, she stooped to look into the tomb and she saw two angels in white sitting where the body…
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…as the Son of God or has been of the same kind with God except Jesus. But at the resurrection we see a change. We see God as Father to mankind,John 20 verse 11 to 18. We see a change that Jesus is not only the Son of God but Jesus becomes the firstborn among many sons. But Mary stood outside by the tomb weeping…
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…is a father to any man except himself. Amen. So except himself. But at the resurrection we see a change. It's a change in the fatherhood of God.John chapter 20 verse 11. Let's see how it was changed. When Jesus resurrected there was a change in the fatherhood of God. But Mary stood outside by the tomb when Jesus…
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…Mary shows up, comes to the tomb, and it had been rolled away. The stone was rolled away from the entrance. And then after the race, we read inJohn 20 verse 11and 14 to 16, Mary, she's standing outside the tomb crying and as she wept, she stooped and looked in. She turned to leave and saw someone standing…
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…worst day ever. The Messiah was dead and in utter despair and hopelessness Mary went to the tomb on the third day. And when we look at the passage,John 20, verse 11 to 18as Pastor James read, is it just me or did Mary really go through an emotional rollercoaster there? She went from weeping and mourning to all of a…
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…just the times that we have recorded. There could have been a whole lot more appearances. I'm not going to look at all 11, but we'll look at a few.John chapter 20, verses 11 through 18. So we'll look at three of them. John chapter 20, verses 11 through 18. Mary was standing outside the tomb weeping, and so as she wept, she stooped…
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…Jesus' death. How Jesus appeared to her, and she encountered the power of God in the exact place she had no clue would come. We'll pick this up inJohn 20, verse 11. It will be on the screen. Now Mary stood outside the tomb crying. As she wept, she bent over to look into the tomb and saw two angels in white…
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…had been laid. And what takes place there in those minutes is something that changes her entire life forever. Let's turn together this morning toJohn 20:11-18. John 20, from verse 11. Mary stood weeping outside the tomb. And as she wept, she stooped to look into the tomb. And she saw two angels in white…
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…Mary is alone at the tomb. It is empty. Peter and John have seen that it is empty as well, but Mary is grief-stricken weeping outside the tomb. InJohn 20, verses 11 through 12, it says, But Mary stood weeping outside the tomb. I told you. And as she wept, she stooped to look into the tomb, and she saw two angels in white…
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…sorry. I don't know what else to say about that. But instead I like to look at a passage that's near and dear to my heart, which is here. This isJohn 20, verses 11 through 18. And I like this passage because a lot of folks, particularly in New York, but in Edinburgh and a lot of the West, there's lots of questions about…
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…and life out of death and brokenness. So meet with us today through your word. Minister to us as only you can. We pray in Jesus' name. Amen.John 20, verse 11. I want to read just the opening phrase so that we can begin to understand where Mary was. And I want you to recognize, as we look at Mary's life,…
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