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(spoken dry, no music) But the love Jesus displayed on the cross and the
death He died there isn't the end of the story! While the mourners
were still mourning and His loved ones were still trying to adjust to life
without Him, while the skeptics were cheering and the naysayers were
celebrating, something was happening. His loved ones must have
remembered what He had said: this was not the end. But who could
believe such a thing?
(music begins to "He Who Was Dead") But somewhere in the night, the
LAMB of the cross became the LORD of an EMPTY TOMB! What
would His friends say? What would they believe? . . . to see the scars in
His hands, to feel the wounds in His side, to see Him living and
breathing and walking among them!
Mary saw Him on the road but she didn't recognize Him, maybe
because she wasn't looking for a living Lord; but when she heard Him
speak, she knew. All that He had said was true! Jesus WAS dead, but
NOW is alive!
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The Tomb Is Empty Now
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