Eulogy Of Jarius

When the Sabbath was over, Mary the mother of James, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb where Jesus had been buried. A large stone closed off the entrance and when they arrived the stone had been moved. An angel appeared to them and told them not to be alarmed for Jesus had risen. But, they were alarmed and when the angel told them to go tell the disciples and Peter that Jesus had risen they were afraid, ran away, and didn’t tell anyone.

I started to say hi, but suddenly my entire body felt like it was on fire. Arching my back, I tried to gulp air. I felt arms under my legs and he whispered "please." I fought to stay conscious, but the darkness grabbed me and dragged me

It was dark outside, I didn’t know where I was, there wasn’t any clocks over on the west side.  I went under our apartment building where he said to go.  I first went through cobbed webs and the smell of wet carpet filled the air.  I stopped at the middle of the tunnel where he told me to meet him.  I could see a dim yellow light coming from the middle of the tunnel, as if moses were sending a sign.  I walked through the cobwebs and when I reached the light, he was there like he said.

Setting (7:1–13). “After this, Jesus went around in Galilee, purposely staying away from Judea because the Jews there were waiting to take his life. But when the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles was near, Jesus’ brothers said to him, ‘You ought to leave here and go to Judea, so that your disciples may see the miracles you do. No one who wants to become a public figure acts in secret. Since you are doing these things show yourself to the world.’ For even his own brothers did not

Pericles uses the speech of the Funeral Oration to promote Athens. He believed in his people and through this speech he was able to get the people to be proud to be Athenians. Athenians were very proud of their city and its customs. They had a great deal of respect for the warrior class and believed they were top members of their society. Warriors were classified as heroes. The funeral oration was to respect the ones who had died in battle or after battle to build this city into what it had become and praise them for being so dedicated to defending their country. It focused on Athens and the ancestors and how without their past and current dedication of citizens Athens would not be what it was. Pericles truly believed in his citizens even at his death he believed that Athens was truly the best. “And if our more remote ancestors deserve praise, much more do our own fathers, who added to their inheritance, the empire that we now process, and spared no pains to be able to leave their acquisitions to us of the present generation.”

Mary found the stone rolled away and Jesus’ body was no longer there. She received a message from an angel and was the first person to see the risen Jesus. Making her the first witness to the resurrection! The excitement she must have felt when she realized she was speaking with her risen Savior!

The people whose lives we read about in the Bible are not the invention of some writer’s fertile mind. They were flesh, blood, and bone human beings. Feelings, emotions, trials, and temptations, were as real in Joseph’s time as they are today. It is a fact we must never lose track of. The Odyssey, Ivanhoe, and The Chronicles of Gilgamesh, are literary works containing historical figures, but we do not take them as literal truth. The word of God is absolute truth containing literal events as they pertained to the Revelation of God’s will for the people in the Bible.

Have you ever wondered what happened in the three days the young Messiah went missing, and was found in the temple? The author, Chris Stepien, gives the readers great insight as to what he presumed might of happened in those three days. I completely see his viewpoint, and he brings out the inner child of Jesus that we so often forget. The author’s interpretation of when Jesus went missing and his writing style contributed to my overall review of the book.

We can learn several things from the “Funeral Oration of Pericles“. Two of these things are, the Athenians respect for their warrior class and how the Athenians were exceedingly proud of their city and its customs. The Athenians respected the warrior class and placed them among the top members of their society. They were seen as the top portion of their classes. They are classified as heroes or idols. The Athenians are extremely proud of their city and its traditions. To the people of Athens their country was at the top and there was no other country that could top them off. The purpose of the funeral oration is not only to respect the departed but, but also to instill the citizen’s national pride and a passion to fight for Athens.

Jesus’s death turned him into a martyr, catapulting him into prominence as the saviour of Man in the eyes of God. Jesus’s widely known trial, death, and alleged rising set off a chain that caused him to be thought of as the son of God, and eventually caused his death to be one of the most celebrated events in the western world. The speculations surrounding the night before his death also shed an interesting light upon the way in which he died, emphasizing that, unlike what it may seem, Jesus was actually rather reluctant to embrace his death as a victory. In Mark chapters 14:32-42, Jesus tells his disciples “My soul is

As I was approaching a church I heard the church bell wrong this is where you were crucified.

Justinian was a Latin-speaking Illyrian and was born of peasant stock in May 11, AD 483, in a small village called Tauresium, Macedonia. Justinianus was a Roman name that he took from his uncle, the emperor Justin I, to whom he owed his advancement. He also owed his uncle a great thank you because, his uncle legally adopted him and put him into important offices.In 525 he earned the title of caesar and, on April 4, 527, was made coemperor with the rank of augustus. While he was growing up with his successful uncle, his actual family was struggling to get on track. His father Sabbatius of Solovki was one of the founders of the Solovetsky Monastery. Savvaty was a monk at Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery. He heard of Valaam Monastery on the Lake

The nobleman asks Jesus again to come and save his son. Jesus tells the man that he can go home; that his son will live. Now, what I find interesting is that the nobleman didn’t even question Jesus or continue begging him to come with him. The nobleman simply left to go home believing that what Jesus had said was true. There is no mention anywhere in the Gospel of John of this man or how he knew of Jesus. It makes sense to me that the nobleman must have witnessed one of Jesus’ thereby reinforcing his faith in Him.

I know that the Rabbi will rise as he said. He will rise because the Father said so, not because you lay down your life for him. If not, he would have said so.

The cold wind wisped across my neck, my heart was beating so fast it felt as if it Were going to stop then in there. jesus and I were standing in the doorway of the lone abandoned cabin. It all started when Jesus and I planned a hunting trip in Fall 2025, we decided to go to Alaska to hunt bear and elk. We were going to stay in the foothills for a week, then venture into to rigid mountains of Alaska. Jesus and I were going to meet up with an old buddy of ours in the small town of blowing rock AK. his name was Dominic or as we call him Dom for short, Dom was a big game hunter and hunted in the mountains and foothills of blowing rock many time. however, this time we would venture further on into the depths of the cold alaskan land. Jesus and I arrived in the small town of blowing rock our time there went by very fast and we were ready to face the cold unforgiving mountains of Alaska. we packed all our snowmobiles and we set off to face the first 10 miles of our adventure.