Christ Coming Forth from the Tomb

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thistle said:
I read the poem. What is your question or point?
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The Catholic forums posting, "Choosing Your Forum Wisely" provides the purpose of each thread, and your question caused me to look at this again to see if my post on the Sacred Scripture forum was improper. Actually this explains that the purpose of the Sacred Scripture thread is "discuss the Bible, including translational issues and exegesis." This doesn't indicate that it is necessary to ask a question.
 
thistle said:
Its a poem. What information does it provide?
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That is a good question. Here are most of the things that I saw. I am sure I am missing other things.
Christ wore one crown, the crown of thorns of his passion. Rising from the dead, he will wear another crown, the crown of Christ the king.
 Jesus died and was buried by those who loved him. But his life was too powerful for him to remain in death.
 Those who loved him were in pain over the cross. They were full of pain at losing him, but with the resurrection they will be filled with joy to live forever.
 His followers, saints and sinners (like Mary Magdalen), anointed his crucified body with the spices of his burial and with their tears, but Christ, who loved them all, rose from the dead to raise them into heaven.
 Christ rose from the dead bearing the bloody wounds of the crown of thorns on his head, and wearing the crown of victory after rising from death, raises the world that cruelly crucified him.
 
mdgspencer said:
That is a good question. Here are most of the things that I saw. I am sure I am missing other things.
Christ wore one crown, the crown of thorns of his passion. Rising from the dead, he will wear another crown, the crown of Christ the king.
Jesus died and was buried by those who loved him. But his life was too powerful for him to remain in death.
Those who loved him were in pain over the cross. They were full of pain at losing him, but with the resurrection they will be filled with joy to live forever.
His followers, saints and sinners (like Mary Magdalen), anointed his crucified body with the spices of his burial and with their tears, but Christ, who loved them all, rose from the dead to raise them into heaven.
Christ rose from the dead bearing the bloody wounds of the crown of thorns on his head, and wearing the crown of victory after rising from death, raises the world that cruelly crucified him.
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There is nothing there we don’t already know.
 
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