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Intro:
The Savior’s been crucified it is Friday night.
His body has been prepped, He has been laid in the tomb, the tomb has been sealed, the guards have been posted is is Friday night.
The disciples are scattered, the people afraid, the Pharisees hunting them down, its Friday night.
Hope has been lost, the King lay dead, the enemy rejoices its Friday night.
Anybody ever have a Friday night?
I’ve been in that place of despair where it seems like there is no way out, no answers to the problems, all hope has faded, I have seen my fair share of Friday nights, but Sunday’s on the way!
And folks, today Sunday’s here.
It’s here everyday that we draw breath.
I know it’s hard to see sometimes and we can be overwhelmed with the world we live in but Sunday’s here.
The enemy is defeated and hope has been restored, Sunday’s here, now let’s read about it!
The Tomb
A. Mary
1.
A Love for Jesus
2. Who is this Mary
B. Peter and John
1. John out ran Peter
a. Maybe a little ribbing here for posterity
i. Remember that John was younger than Peter
ii.
Obviously faster
b.
Seriously though
i. Careful what we add to
ii.
Careful how we interpret, to read too much into this
2. Saw
a. Strips of linen
b.
Head wrapping
c.
Compare and contrast with Lazarus
3. Believed
Mary
A. Weeping
1.
Great loss
a.
Looking for closer
b.
To finish preparing the body
c.
Being able to say goodbye
d.
Like the funerals of today
2. Did comprehend
a. Didn’t know they were angels
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Didn’t fall down, but asked
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In her sorrow didn’t recognize Jesus
B. Jesus Calls
1.
By Name
2.
She immediately knows Him
a. Rabboni
i. Remember when I said this was a term deeper than mentor
ii.
There is affection in it for the Jew
b.
Not just a teacher, but a friend and a Savior
c.
The call is personal
Tender call of a parent to a child, kinda that first middle last name call.
Jesus truly knows us to our core.
That’s what makes this moment so special.
C. Don’t Cling to Me
1. Jesus isn’t hanging around
a. Still needs to impart the Holy Spirit
b.
Still needs to give a few last instructions
2. My Father, Your Father
a. Jesus is solidifying the relationship
b.
Letting them know it really has been finished
c.
We are saved in Him!
3. I have seen
a. Funny that this in the Jewish culture would not be evidence
b.
Because it is from a woman
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Oh but how God makes us so foolish
i.
This so true
ii.
About shaming our perspective
iii.
Jesus was righting another wrong by appearing to Mary, a woman, first
iv.
Shows the importance of women, we are all the same, sinners in need of a savior
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Showing us that we need to reach all people with Christ
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