We will walk toward the tomb with the women expecting to anoint the body of the crucified Jesus, only to be astonished with them when the they discover the tomb is empty. We will be invited to respond to the question asked of them, “Why do you look for the living among the dead?” In this, we will consider where we look for life – in places of death or life.

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Have you ever had moments when you think it’s over? That nothing can ever rise from the dead? Such was the state of mind when they placed Jesus in that tomb. It was a moment devoid of hope, when everything had fallen apart. Who can blame them for thinking this way? The idea of resurrection was not on their minds, at least not in this way.

This is why “They went home and prepared the spices and perfumes.” All they could do was honor the dead in the way they always had. All they could do was mourn and grieve as the Sabbath approached. Because nothing would ever be the same.

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