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  • but when they came to Jesus, and found him already dead, they did not break his legs, (John 19, 33)

  • After this Joseph of Arimathea, who was a disciple of Jesus, but in secret, for fear of the Jews, asked Pilate to let him take away the body of Jesus. Pilate gave him leave; so he came and took Jesus’ body away; (John 19, 38)

  • So she came running to Simon Peter, and that other disciple, whom Jesus loved; They have carried the Lord away from the tomb, she said to them, and we cannot tell where they have taken him. (John 20, 2)

  • And now it was evening on the same day, the first day of the week; for fear of the Jews, the disciples had locked the doors of the room in which they had assembled; and Jesus came, and stood there in their midst; Peace be upon you, he said. (John 20, 19)

  • Once more Jesus said to them, Peace be upon you; I came upon an errand from my Father, and now I am sending you out in my turn. (John 20, 21)

  • There was one of the twelve, Thomas, who is also called Didymus, who was not with them when Jesus came. (John 20, 24)

  • So, eight days afterwards, once more the disciples were within, and Thomas was with them; and the doors were locked. Jesus came and stood there in their midst; Peace be upon you, he said. (John 20, 26)

  • But when morning came, there was Jesus standing on the shore; only the disciples did not know that it was Jesus. (John 21, 4)

  • So Jesus came up and took bread, which he gave to them, and fish as well. (John 21, 13)

  • until the day came when he was taken up into heaven. He then laid a charge, by the power of the Holy Spirit, on the apostles whom he had chosen. (Acts 1, 2)

  • (With the price of his treachery, this man came into possession of a field; and afterwards, when he fell from a height, and his belly burst open, so that he was disembowelled, (Acts 1, 18)

  • all Jerusalem heard of it, and the field came to be called, in their language, Haceldama, that is, the Field of Blood.)✻ (Acts 1, 19)


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