- John and Peter saw the empty tomb, and John wrote that he "saw and believed" but apparently didn't share that at the time ...

Mary Magdalene's experience at the empty tomb highlights the transition from grief to hope. Jesus' resurrection offers a "Before" and "After" narrative of personal transformation for all believers.

The empty tomb In the reading from John’s Gospel for this Easter Sunday we are told that Mary Magdalene “came to the tomb early, while it was still dark…” (Jn. 20:1). We know from Luke’s ...

At the heart of this event is the empty tomb, not merely a relic, but a silent, living witness to divine triumph. Unlike other tombs housing the remains of kings and prophets, Jesus’ tomb is ...

The womb of Mary, the cross and empty tomb are connected. They offer hope of eternal life. Jesus was, by the power of the Holy Spirit, immaculately conceived in Mary’s immaculate womb.

Christians claim the tomb was empty because Jesus rose from the dead. Others say that if it was empty, it’s either because he only fainted on the cross, his disciples stole the body or everyone ...

Of course the story doesn't end on the cross. The story ends, at least in Mark, the earliest gospel, with the mysteriously empty tomb. We get followers of Jesus who rested on the Sabbath ...

There are certainly no serious and credible historians — atheist, agnostic, or otherwise — who dispute the historicity of Jesus of Nazareth’s death, burial, and the empty tomb. And ...

One such discovery occurred recently, according to The Guardian, when experts unearthed the tomb and mummified body of ...

Although I still feel that way, I’ve come to accept the reality that the rabbit and the fat man are never going to be fully excised from the manger and the empty tomb anytime in my lifetime.