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[Emoke Greschik]

* Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus encounters the women on the road to
tell the disciples of his Resurrection, early evidence for the reality of
his rising. Far too many contemporary scholars attempt to explain away the
Resurrection, turning it into a myth, a legend, a symbol, a sign that the
cause of Jesus goes on. But this kind of speculation is born in faculty
lounges, for few in the first century would have found that kind of talk
the least bit convincing. Can you imagine Paul tearing into Corinth or
Athens with the message that there was an inspiring dead man who symbolized
the presence of God? No one would have taken him seriously. Instead, what
Paul declared in all of those cities was anastasis (resurrection). What
sent him and his colleagues all over the Mediterranean world (and their
energy can be sensed on every page of the New Testament) was the shocking
novelty of the Resurrection of a dead man through the power of the Holy
Spirit.A dead man who stayed in his grave would be, necessarily, a false
Messiah, and his teaching, however inspiring, could never hold off the
power of death. *

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