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When Jesus Woke Up in the Tomb
by larry r linville

Saturday, April 07, 2012
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This idea came to me as I was attending a service on the night before Easter.

 

I wonder what Jesus was thinking
when he opened his eyes in that tomb
with the darkness blacker than black
and nothing could be seen in the gloom.
 
I wonder when he got to his feet
and carefully folded the shroud
just as the stone rolled wide open
very slowly and it wasn’t loud.
 
Was the sky so bright it hurt his eyes
but he soon saw the flowers in bloom
as he walked for a short distance
and turned to look at the tomb.
 
I wonder how the women’s coming
touched his loving tender heart
and he watched the men in white robes
gave a message for them to depart.
 
What did he think as he saw Peter
following John to stand at the door
and leading him inside the tomb
standing puzzled looking at the floor.
 
It must have touched his feelings deep
when Mary thought him the gardener
but he spoke her name just as he had
on the day he first pardoned her.
 
I wonder what Jesus feels today
when Easter becomes real in our life
knowing it will bring us victory
to our lives filled with much strife.
 
 
 

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Reviewed by Z McClure 3/14/2013
This poem invited me into that special moment in history, when Jesus arose from the dead and shared His victory with us! May God bless those who contemplate the meaning and import of Christ's triumph in the garden of Calvary.

~ Zach
Reviewed by jude forese 4/11/2012
Reviewed by Connie Faust 4/10/2012
I never thought of it before, Larry. I'm glad you did. This is a very moving poem about Jesus and His real emotions.

Connie
Reviewed by Asa Seeley 4/10/2012
He thinks we were all worth it, He thought so then and He still thinks so. i have doubts...sometimes. thanks for sharing.

asa
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