
December 29
Simolabhaj
Paglalarawan
<p><a href= "http://traffic.libsyn.com/thehighroadshow/3647S1229.mp3" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">Download</a></p> <!-- END 1556 Download Link --> <p>John 20-21 Today we complete the Christ Stream reading from the Tree of Life Version. 7streamsmethod.com | @7streamsmethod | <a href= "http://www.sevenstreamsmethod.com/donate"><u>Donate</u></a> Commentary by Dr. Drake Travis</p> <blockquote>And with this we triumph. As Christ has risen from the dead, so shall we as we embrace Him fully. Hallelujah and Amen. </blockquote> <!--more--> <div>20 - Mary (Miriam) goes to the tomb for ritualistic reasons - to tend to the body. She isn't prancing down there and thinking, "oh boy oh goodie, I wonder if He's up yet...!" No, she arrives and is surprised to find the stone rolled back, the tomb empty, Jesus not there - not anywhere. And you do realize that the stone rolled away is for our purposes. If it wasn't it would lead to eternal ghost stories that skeptics would embrace more than they would Jesus Himself. But back to the original point, we know Jesus doesn't need the stone rolled away to get out. And He isn't Yosemite Sam in there, alive and trapped and screaming, "let me out! Let me out of here!"</div> <div>When Miriam goes and finds the Disciples, Peter and John bolt for the tomb. Again Peter is bold and stomps into the tomb - reckless as usual. Though John did get there first because he runs faster (and is determined that you know that!) You gotta love that 'boys will be boys' factor. When we read that the face cloth was rolled up and in place there's a Jewish culture issue here that westerners don't see right off. When a Jewish man departs from a dining setting, if he is done and not returning, he throws his personal cloth (napkin) onto the table and you are free to clear his place setting. However if he is returning, he rolls up his cloth neatly and lays it beside his setting. In the tomb, Jesus' face cloth is set <em><strong>by</strong> the stone</em> where He was laid to rest because ... you guessed i