This was pretty funny, Richard but I still think Mary M did not see the actual 
moment that Jesus returned to life, the resurrection. Nor did she see Jesus 
ascend into heaven 40 days later. It sounds like she saw him standing around 
looking like a gardner. Go figure!





On Thursday, January 2, 2014 7:24 AM, Richard J. Williams 
<pundits...@gmail.com> wrote:
 
  
On 1/2/2014 6:41 AM, Share Long wrote:

> But now thinking about it, maybe Jesus rose body and soul THROUGH
> the stone on top of his crypt.
>
So, let's review what we know:

They killed Jesus. Mary put him in Joseph's tomb. Some guys put a big 
heavy stone blocking the entrance to the crypt. Later, after a few days, 
they rolled away the stone and somebody inside was missing. So, how did 
Jesus get out of the tomb when it was blocked by the big heavy rock? He 
rose from the dead and he flew up out there into the sky - he was the 
Christ. Then Jesus camedown to talk to Mary.

Are we agreed so far?

> And that's why he was nekkid. The cloth couldn't make it through the 
stone!
>
Not only that, but if Jesus had risen all wrapped in tape, people would 
have thought he was a zombie - the walking dead. So, Jesus flew off to 
get some clothes on - a nice robe and some sandals to wear. He probably 
washed up a little bit too. Then he flew back down to see his 
girlfriend, Mary, in front of the tomb over by the garden. At first Mary 
didn't recognize Jesus because he looked like the gardener. But, then 
Jesus called her out name and she realized that Jesus was the Christ. 
After telling her what to do he flew up into the sky to get out of there 
as fast as he could - who want's to hang around a killing place?

> ...if he was already in a bullock cart, why was he still hitchhiking
> across the desert?! Was he hoping for a better ride? Maybe a camel
> or a Roman chariot?
>
It's much more efficient to fly around instead of walking or hitching a 
ride in a cart. When you have to use public transportation you often 
have to bow and scrape.

. As for saving the world, maybe at that point after resurrection,
> he thought he'd make a career change. I mean, what with the
> crucifixion and all!
>
Yeah, wouldn't you want to fly out of there as soon as you could - who 
wants to wait around on the corner for a bus?

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