

#018 “Jesus Wept” - Jimmy Akin
Jan 20, 2025
The shortest verse in the Bible, "Jesus wept," serves as a profound exploration of grief and hope. The discussion dives into Jesus' emotional response to Lazarus' death, revealing the complexities of sorrow and divine hope. It emphasizes the need for acknowledging our emotions and navigating through grief. The conversation also touches on misunderstandings among the disciples, highlighting the deep connection between human sorrow and the promise of resurrection.
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Lazarus's Resurrection
- Lazarus's illness wouldn't ultimately lead to death but resurrection.
- Jesus' delay could have made the miracle more impactful.
Jesus' Plan
- Jesus knew Lazarus would die and planned to resurrect him.
- This glorifies God more than healing Lazarus would have.
Jesus' Grief
- Jesus wept at Lazarus' tomb despite knowing he would resurrect him.
- This mirrors human grief, intense when facing death, lessening with time.