fold and leave Jesus's burial clothes behind while they were stealing the body (Luke 24.12)? Would they not be rushed? What energy Jesus must have possessed to escape the tomb after having been up all night, persevering through six (illegal) trials, nearly beaten to death, spat on, scourged, pierced with nails, speared and hung on a tree to die for nearly six hours? How is it that some believe that the tomb was empty simply because His disciples went to the wrong grave? How many other tombs that day had Roman guards camped outside? How could any common man remove the stone from the sepulcher, as the Greek employed within the Gospel accounts is implicit of Supernatural intervention--the stone was "rolled away," "rolled upward," and "picked-up and carried away?" How is it some can remark that Jesus wasn't really seen after His death, but rather, that hundreds, if not thousands, of people on at least fourteen different occasions hallucinated Him into existence--merely imagining that they saw and talked and walked and ate and touched the still-pierced King? These cynics must not understand that Christ's followers were fearing further persecution and were not necessarily in a state of expectation during this time. How is it that some teach that Christ Spirituall
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