Question: Is there a special significance in John 20:12 for the two angels in the tomb of Jesus and where they were positioned? - Tonya Brown, assistant director of Quality, DFW Airport, Texas Answer: ...

9). Both then calmly go home. (As John continues, Mary remains at the tomb, then encounters two angels and then Jesus.) The Gospel writers do not attempt to tamper with the testimony. Remember ...

A sign of forgiveness: When Mary Magdalene peered into the tomb, she saw two angels where Jesus’ body had been, an image echoing the cherubim on the Ark of the Covenant over the Mercy Seat.

In Matthew there is one angel (with clothing white as snow) who sat on the stone; in Mark one young man sitting inside the tomb, in a white robe; in Luke two men in dazzling clothes, standing ...

Someone has removed Jesus’ body, and we don’t know where they laid him!' Returning soon afterward to stand weeping at the tomb, Mary was surprised to see two white-clad figures sitting in it.

After the disciples had experienced visions of Jesus alive, the women’s story developed into the account of their discovery of Jesus’ empty tomb. Unlike the previous two theories considered ...

Jesus is risen,'" he said. In Matthew 28:7, the angels instructed the women at the tomb to "go quickly and tell his disciples that he has risen from the dead, and he is going ahead of you to Galilee.