Mateus 28

Mateus 28

Vincent points out that "Each evangelist's account of the resurrection emphasizes different particulars. Matthew alone notes the outward glory, the earthquake, the agency of the angel, and the impotence of the military and priestly power to crush the new faith. He only notices the adoration of the risen Lord before his ascension, and traces to its origin the calumny current among the Jews to this day. Jamieson on lightning...white— The one expressing the glory, the other the purity of the celestial abode from which he came. And his clothing as white as snow - Another simile speaks of the purity of the color white. It was without defect or blemish as will be the attire of every saint in heaven, for our robes have been washed white in the blood of the Lamb. (cf Rev 7:9, 14+). Bob