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That time in the tomb
Originally published for the Christian Science Sentinel online on April 13, 2022
I've thought a lot about the Easter story—
those three days,
that interval between the crucifixion
and the resurrection.
I think there’s quite a lesson in there
for all of us.
We feel low,
beaten down by
something,
someone.
Hurt, wronged,
condemned even.
A kind of
crucifixion.
Although, contrary to what Jesus did,
our prayers
turn to worry.
We ruminate,
maybe days on end.
But then . . .
the Christ,
the Truth,
becomes
apparent,
and we realize
that the Truth has been true all along.
We’ve never been abandoned by God,
and our three days or minutes or years in the tomb
were just to recognize this: our salvation,
our healing,
our resurrection.
Be patient.
This is your time.
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April 3, 2023 issue
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The practicality of the resurrection
Larissa Snorek
Keeping Watch
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Resurrection moments—here and now
Randal Craft
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Tuning in to divine harmony
Elaina Simpson
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Lessons from minor characters in the Easter story
Alison Hughes
Kids
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Let’s learn about the 23rd Psalm
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Healings
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Cut lip healed
Puneet Sharma
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A welcome return to work
Carlos A. Machado
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Sudden foot pain healed
Roya Sabri
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That time in the tomb
Lona Ingwerson
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