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Let's pray.
Father, join us here in your word this morning.
Help us understand your word, reveal the scriptures to us, and by your word, may our hearts be healed in Jesus name we pray, Amen.
Father, join us here in your word this morning.
Help us understand your word, reveal the scriptures to us, and by your word, may our hearts be healed in Jesus name we pray, Amen.
Do you know what has bothered me all week?
Maybe it has bothered you as well.
All week I have bothered that last week we left Mary Magdalene outside the tomb, crying.
Father, join us here in your word this morning.
Help us understand your word, reveal the scriptures to us, and by your word, may our hearts be healed in Jesus name we pray, Amen.
Do you know what has bothered me all week?
Maybe it has bothered you as well.
But you know all week I have bothered by the fact that last week, we left Mary Magdalene outside the tomb, crying.
Do you know what has bothered me all week?
Maybe it has bothered you as well.
All week I have bothered that last week we left Mary Magdalene outside the tomb, crying.
Well, if you weren’t here last week, or perhaps if you were, maybe you forgot what we talked about.
I suppose it is possible that some of you may not be as into sermons as I am, so perhaps you don’t remember.
It’s ok I get that.
I’ll refresh your memory.
Last week we looked at , and we looked at each of the people that were present at this resurrection account, and what they were doing at the tomb.
We talked about Mary Magdalene; we talked about Peter, John, and Jesus.
Well, if you weren’t here last week, or perhaps if you were, maybe you forgot what we talked about.
I suppose it is possible that some of you may not be as into sermons as I am, so perhaps you don’t remember.
It’s ok I get that.
I’ll refresh your memory.
Do you know what has bothered me all week?
Maybe it has bothered you as well.
All week I have bothered that last week we left Mary Magdalene outside the tomb, crying.
Well, if you weren’t here last week, or perhaps if you were, maybe you forgot what we talked about.
I suppose it is possible that some of you may not be as into sermons as I am, so perhaps you don’t remember.
It’s ok I get that.
I’ll refresh your memory.
We talked about how Peter ran right in, and John went in after.
John saw the linen strips lying there, that was enough for him, he saw and believed.
Last week we looked at , and we looked at each of the people that were present at this resurrection account, and what they were doing at the tomb.
We talked about Mary Magdalene; we talked about Peter, John, and Jesus.
But, Mary Magdalene, we left her at the tomb, crying.
We talked about her.
We talked about how Jesus had removed seven demons from her in , and we talked about how she was at the cross, with the other women.
But here at the resurrection, she was still at the tomb entrance crying.
Last week we looked at , and we looked at each of the people that were present at this resurrection account, and what they were doing at the tomb.
We talked about Mary Magdalene, we talked about Peter, and John and even Jesus.
Well, if you weren’t here last week, or perhaps if you were, maybe you forgot what we talked about.
I suppose it is possible that some of you may not be as into sermons as I am, so perhaps you don’t remember.
It’s ok I get that.
I’ll refresh your memory.
We talked about how Peter ran right in, and John went in after.
John saw the linen strips lying there, that was enough for him, he saw and believed.
So, let’s first back up a bit to refresh our memories.
Turn with me to John chapter 20:8
"Finally the other disciple, who had reached the tomb first, also went inside.
He saw and believed.
(They still did not understand from Scripture that Jesus had to rise from the dead.)
Then the disciples went back to where they were staying."
But, Mary Magdalene, we left her at the tomb, crying.
We talked about her.
We talked about how Jesus had removed seven demons from her in , and we talked about how she was at the cross, with the other women.
But here at the resurrection, she was still at the tomb entrance crying.
"Finally the other disciple, who had reached the tomb first, also went inside.
He saw and believed.
(They still did not understand from Scripture that Jesus had to rise from the dead.)
Then the disciples went back to where they were staying."
John 20:8-9"Finally the other disciple, who had reached the tomb first, also went inside.
He saw and believed.
(They still did not understand from Scripture that Jesus had to rise from the dead.)
Then the disciples went back to where they were staying."
Last week we looked at , and we looked at each of the people that were present at this resurrection account, and what they were doing at the tomb.
We talked about Mary Magdalene; we talked about Peter, John, and Jesus.
We talked about how Peter ran right in, and John went in after.
John saw the linen strips lying there and He saw and believed.
The other was John.
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