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| title = "Luke 24:36–53" | ||||
| date = "2023-02-26" | ||||
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| ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/Lk24.36-53) | ||||
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| While they were talking about Jesus visiting with Simon and with Cleopas and | ||||
| the other disciple, Jesus shows up again! It seems like He just suddenly | ||||
| appears in the locked room with them all, without warning. This time He proves | ||||
| to them that He is physically there, showing them the wounds His body still | ||||
| bears, and eating some fish. I really like the phrase Luke used, "they still | ||||
| disbelieved for joy" (_v. 41_) A lot of them had seen Jesus raise other people | ||||
| from the dead, but this is the only time anyone has ever raised themselves, so | ||||
| their disbelief is understandable. But even when they can see Him there, they | ||||
| are so happy they can't really believe it. | ||||
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| Next, Jesus lifts the veil on their minds that kept them from fully | ||||
| understanding the words He spoke about Himself concerning His death and | ||||
| resurrection. He explains to them as He did on the road to Emmaus how so many | ||||
| things in the Law of Moses, the Prophets, and even the Psalms are about | ||||
| Himself. Not only passages like Genesis 3 and Isaiah 9, but like Psalm 22 and 2 | ||||
| as well. | ||||
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| Jesus commissions His disciples to be His witnesses of these things, that | ||||
| Christ has suffered and died, but rose again. Therefore, they are to call the | ||||
| people to repent and gain forgiveness of their sins in the name of Jesus. They | ||||
| are witnesses of a factual account, not a made-up story for the accolades of | ||||
| man. God has done wonderful things in their lives, and now they should tell | ||||
| everyone about them. The first place they should start is Jerusalem. Jesus | ||||
| tells them to stay there in the city until power from Heaven comes down on | ||||
| them. | ||||
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| "Then", that is forty days later (as Luke tells us in the sequel), Jesus takes | ||||
| them a couple of miles from Jerusalem, prays over them, and ascends into | ||||
| Heaven. The disciples respond with worship and great joy. | ||||
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| * * * | ||||
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| Stir up our hearts and move us to respond to Your great message to the world. | ||||
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