The stone rolled away from Jesus’ tomb was not just a physical act; it symbolised the removal of fear, despair, and finality. That empty space became the cradle of a new beginning.

Jesus went to the cross, died for our sins, was buried, and rose again so that we can live forever. The tomb was empty! Ann Farabee is a teacher, writer and speaker.

After Jesus had poured His precious blood and died on the cross for sinners, His body was buried in a new tomb, in which no other body had yet been laid (John 19:38-42). Three days later, Jesus ...

An entire cross is likely to have weighed about 300 pounds while the crossbeam would have been approximately 75-90 pounds. ... Searching for the empty tomb. Assuming Jesus was buried, ...

Jesus of Nazareth, limp and bloodied, is dropped down from the cross. Joseph of Arimathea, a man of some influence, goes quietly to Pilate, the Roman governor who signed off on the man’s death ...

Opening of Jesus Christ's tomb for first time in 500 years leads to new discovery. ... engraved with a cross they believe was carved in the 12th century by the Crusaders. ... So it wasn’t empty, ...

All four Gospels depict women at Jesus’s cross and tomb, and all four tell different stories. Each narrative offers profound perspectives on life and death, despair, and hope.