Matthew 28:1-10
What strikes me most about this account of the resurrection is the chaos surrounding it. It's not a sedate account of what happened. There's angels, earthquakes, the terrified guards, the women running to tell the other disciples, and then Jesus shows up in the middle of it. I can imagine the people involved running around like cartoon headless chickens. It gives me the impression of being a wild and unsettled episode, which it was. Whether all of those events happened in that sort of order and such, I don't know. The other gospels vary a little bit on how the story goes, but I like this version because of the feeling it communicates. It's filled with excitement and chaos and people who don't know what to do with themselves, just like I imagine it really would have happened.
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