“Let us go too, and die with Him.” – John 11:16 A Great Lover – He is best known as “doubting Thomas,” but the gospel records him as the twin, but twin to whom? Was he the natural twin to another, or possibly was he as much like Jesus in all his being as to …
“My Lord and my God.” – John 20:28 Thomas Surrendered – The suffering of lost love and self-imposed solitude enabled Thomas to spring free of the bonds of human reason and to tenaciously embrace the discovered divinity of Jesus Christ. His cry of faith, “My Lord and my God” may well have gone beyond the …
Thomas was not with them when Jesus came. – John 20:24 Selfish Sorrow – After fleeing the garden with the others, Thomas knew that Jesus was condemned and crucified; that He was dead and buried. His grief and agony was intense. He lost the love of his life. Earlier he had been willing to die …