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vv 12-14) Eating breakfast w/ Jesus
We are again impressed at the servant nature of Jesus, even in His resurrection.
He prepared breakfast for His disciples, no doubt a delicious one.
We can reflect on the many invitations of Jesus throughout the gospels:
Come and see: John 1:39
Come and learn: Matt 11:28-29
Come and rest: Mark 6:31
Come and dine: John 21:12
Come and inherit: Matthew 25:34-36
“Dared not ask Him” This is another indication that there was something unusual about the appearance of Jesus after His resurrection.
Possibly it was a result of the beatings He endured at the cross, the scars of which remained.
Not one of the disciples ventured to interrogate HIm.
Each man felt convinced it was the Lord, and a new reverence prevented them from questioning Him.
[13] Jesus is often seen eating with His disciples after His resurrection.
This is a picture of intimate fellowship.
“They ate the bread and fish that morning, I doubt not, in silent self-humiliation.
Peter looked with tears in his eyes at that fire of coals, remembering how he stood and warmed himself when he denied his Master.
Thomas stood there, wondering that he should have dared to ask such proofs of a fact most clear.
All of them felt that they could shrink into nothing in His divine presence, since they had behaved so ill.” - Spurgeon
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