Dead, Twice Buried, and An Empty Tomb?

In this final segment of my series on Final Days of Jesus over "Holy Week" as the Christian call it, I consider the burial and empty tomb accounts in the Gospels, as well as "sightings" of Jesus.


One little known text, not covered in this video, the Gospel of Peter, changes everything and support's Mark's abrupt ending...

“Now it was the final day of Unleavened Bread [i.e., Thursday following crucifixion]; and many went out returning to their home since the feast was over. But we twelve disciples of the Lord were weeping and sorrowful; each one sorrowful because of what had come to pass, departed to his home [in the Galilee]. But I, Simon Peter, and my brother Andrew, having taken our nets, went off to the sea. And there was with us Levi of Alphaeus whom the Lord . . .

Clearly, in this tradition, that I think must predate the Synoptics, in this section at least, the followers of Jesus do not have any resurrection faith or "sightings" of Jesus until AFTER the days of Unleavened Bread--when they head back to Galilee, a full week AFTER Jesus' death.

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