Question on Nicodemus

Rachel Ramos (rramos@acad1.sahs.uth.tmc.edu)
Wed, 17 Apr 96 08:10:28 CDT



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>Nope!  I just think it is interesting that there's one mention of a
>nightime visit.  And it just so happens that he (Nicodemus) and Joseph
>of Aramathea helped in the arrangements afterwards.  I think Jesus was
>very complete in knowing what to do and when.  I don't think that he
>would leave a loose and dangling funeral arrangements for just any official
>of the time to decide.   I think that this also ties in with the way that
>Mary annointed him unto his burial and the way he rebuked Judas for it.
>He realized that this was unto his death.  I don't think he pre-arranged
>Mary's annointment of Jesus, but he still had to know it was to happen.
>
>Bro. Tyler

Another thing that might show how Jesus prepared for his death is when He
sent His disciples to get things like the donkey.  Also how he made
arrangements for the room for the last supper.  I have heard it preached
that he probably told the owner of the donkey ahead of time that he would
use it.

One the same line as Colleen's question.  I have wondered about the fact
that John the Baptist was filled with the Holy Ghost before it was poured
out on the day of Pentecost and that Jesus breathed on the disciples and
said receive ye the Holy Ghost.  This might mean that someone could be
filled with the Holy Ghost without speaking in tongues (atleast before the
birth of the church in Acts 2), which would be a difficult question to deal
with if someone was resisting the evidence of tongues.  Any ideas?

Praise the name of Jesus!  He is excellent in all His doings in the earth!

-Rachel






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