Luke 24:36b-48
[36While the were
talking about this,]
Jesus themself stood among
the eleven and their companions and said to them,
“Peace
be with you.”
37The disciples
were startled and terrified,
and
thought that they were seeing a ghost.
38Jesus said to
them,
“Why
are you frightened,
and
why do doubts arise in your hearts?
39Look
at my hands and my feet;
see
that it is I myself.
Touch
me and see;
for
a ghost does not have flesh and bones
as you see that I have.”
40And when Jesus
had said this,
they
showed them their hands and feet.
41While
in their joy those gathered were disbelieving and still wondering,
Jesus
said to them,
“Have
you anything here to eat?”
42They
gave Jesus a piece of broiled fish,
43and
Jesus took it and ate in their presence.
44Then Jesus said
to them,
“These
are my words that I spoke to you while I was still with you—
that
everything written about me
in
the law of Moses, the prophets, and the psalms must be fulfilled.”
45Then Jesus
opened their minds to understand the scriptures,
46and
said to them,
“Thus
it is written,
that
the Messiah is to suffer
and to rise from the dead on the third day,
47and
that repentance and forgiveness of sins is to be proclaimed
in
their name to all nations,
beginning
from Jerusalem.
48You
are witnesses of these things.
Queeries for the text:
Had the eleven and their companions locked themselves up for fear of the Judeans in this gospel also or were they just gathered?
Why is peace so terrifying?
Why is Jesus' resurrection so embodied?
What is the difference between doubt and disbelief?
Is Jesus just eating to show off that they can?
Does Jesus refer to fulfilling the psalms anywhere else in the gospels?
How do you go about opening someone's mind? Is Jesus a legilimens?
What do we need to repent of today?
For what do we need to give and receive forgiveness?
Are we witnesses of the witnesses of the witnesses,...ad infinitum?
What are your queeries?
A bonus: this is the manuscript for a sermon I preached on this text, which came out of this queerying: http://emmy-liz.blogspot.com/2018/04/jesus-resurrection-is-for-bodies-easter.html
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