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1
Now upon the first
day
of the week,
very early in the morning,
they came
unto
the sepulchre,
bringing
the spices
which
they had prepared,
and certain
others
with them.
2
And
they found
the stone
rolled away
from
the sepulchre.
3
And
they entered in,
and found
not
the body
of the Lord
Jesus.
4
And it came to pass,
as
they were much perplexed
thereabout,
behold,
two
men
stood by
them in
shining
garments:
5
And as they were
afraid,
and
bowed down
their
faces
to
the earth,
they said unto them,
Why
seek ye
the living
among
the dead?
6
He is not
here,
but
is risen:
remember
how
he spake
unto you when he was
yet
in
Galilee,
7
Saying,
The Son
of man
must
be delivered
into
the hands
of sinful
men,
and
be crucified,
and
the third
day
rise again.
8
And they remembered his
words,
9
And
returned
from
the sepulchre,
and told
all
these things
unto the eleven,
and
to
all
the rest.
10
It was
Mary
Magdalene,
and
Joanna,
and
Mary
the mother
of James,
and
other
women that were
with them, which
told
these things unto
the apostles.
11
And their
words
seemed
to them as
idle tales,
and
they believed
them not.
12
Then
arose
Peter,
and ran
unto
the sepulchre;
and
stooping down,
he beheld
the linen clothes
laid
by themselves,
and
departed,
wondering
in himself
at that which was come to pass.
13
And,
behold,
two
of
them
went that same
day
to
a village
called
Emmaus,
which was from
Jerusalem
about
threescore
furlongs.
14
And they
talked
together
of
all
these things
which had happened.
15
And it came to pass,
that, while
they
communed
together
and
reasoned,
Jesus
himself
drew near,
and went with
them.
16
But their
eyes
were holden
that they should
not know him.
17
And he said unto them,
What
manner of communications
are
these
that
ye have
one to
another,
as ye walk,
and are
sad?
18
And
the one of them,
whose
name
was Cleopas,
answering
said unto him, Art thou
only
a stranger
in
Jerusalem,
and hast
not
known
the things which are come to pass
there
in
these
days?
19
And he said unto them,
What things?
And they said unto him,
Concerning
Jesus
of Nazareth,
which
was
a prophet
mighty
in
deed
and
word
before
God
and
all
the people:
20
And how
the chief priests
and our
rulers
delivered
him to
be condemned
to death,
and
have crucified
him.
21
But we
trusted
that it had been he
which should
have redeemed
Israel:
and
beside
all
this, to
day
is the
third
day
since
these things
were done.
22
Yea,
and certain
women
also
of
our company
made
us astonished, which were early at
the sepulchre;
23
And
when they found
not his
body,
they came,
saying,
that they had
also seen
a vision
of angels,
which
said
that he
was alive.
24
And
certain of them
which were with us
went
to
the sepulchre,
and
found
it
even
so
as
the women
had said: but him they saw not.
25
Then he said unto them,
O
fools,
and
slow
of heart
to believe
all
that
the prophets
have spoken:
26
Ought
not
Christ
to have suffered
these things, and
to enter
into his
glory?
27
And
beginning at
Moses
and
all
the prophets,
he expounded
unto them in
all
the scriptures
the things concerning
himself.
28
And
they drew nigh
unto
the village,
whither
they went:
and he
made as though
he would have gone
further.
29
But
they constrained
him,
saying,
Abide
with us: for it is
toward
evening,
and
the day
is far spent.
And
he went in
to tarry
with them.
30
And it came to pass,
as
he
sat at meat
with them,
he took
bread,
and blessed
it
, and
brake,
and gave
to them.
31
And
their
eyes
were opened,
and
they knew
him;
and
he vanished out of
their
sight.
32
And they said one to another, Did not our
heart
burn
within
us,
while
he talked
with us by
the way,
and
while
he opened
to us
the scriptures?
33
And
they rose up
the same
hour,
and returned
to
Jerusalem,
and
found
the eleven
gathered together, and them that were with them,
34
Saying,
The Lord
is risen
indeed,
and hath appeared
to Simon.
35
And they
told
what things
were done
in
the way,
and
how
he was known
of them in
breaking
of bread.
36
And
as they
thus
spake,
Jesus himself
stood
in
the midst
of them, and
saith
unto them,
Peace
be
unto you.
37
But
they were terrified
and
affrighted,
and supposed
that they had seen
a spirit.
38
And he said unto them,
Why
are ye
troubled?
and why
do thoughts
arise
in your
hearts?
39
Behold my
hands
and my
feet,
that it is I
myself:
handle
me, and see; for
a spirit
hath
not
flesh
and
bones,
as
ye see
me
have.
40
And when he had thus spoken, he shewed them
his
hands
and
his
feet.
41
And while they
yet
believed not
for
joy,
and
wondered,
he said unto them,
Have ye
here
any
meat?
42
And
they gave
him
a piece
of a broiled
fish,
and of an honeycomb.
43
And
he took
it
, and did eat
before
them.
44
And
he said unto them,
These
are
the words
which
I spake
unto you, while
I was yet
with you, that
all things
must
be fulfilled,
which
were written
in
the law
of Moses,
and
in
the prophets,
and
in
the psalms,
concerning
me.
45
Then
opened he
their
understanding,
that they might understand
the scriptures,
46
And said unto them, Thus
it is written,
and
thus
it behoved
Christ
to suffer,
and
to rise
from
the dead
the third
day:
47
And
that repentance
and
remission
of sins
should be preached
in his
name
among
all
nations,
beginning at
Jerusalem.
48
And ye are
witnesses
of these things.
49
And,
behold,
I send
the promise
of my
Father
upon you: but
tarry
ye in
the city
of Jerusalem,
until
ye
be endued
with power
from
on high.
50
And
he led
them out
as far as
to
Bethany,
and
he lifted up
his
hands,
and blessed
them.
51
And it came to pass,
while
he
blessed
them,
he was parted
from them, and carried up into
heaven.
52
And they
worshipped
him,
and returned
to
Jerusalem
with
great
joy:
53
And were continually in the temple, praising and
blessing
God.
Amen.
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