Mary "suppose's Jesus to be the gardener

[myloveisforchrist]

It is obvious what this means, also when the disciples arrived on shore and "dared not ask him who he was" but I wonder how many people here know the implications and can read between the lines?

W.

 

[College Boy]

It is obvious what this means, also when the disciples arrived on shore and "dared not ask him who he was" but I wonder how many people here know the implications and can read between the lines?

W.

The author is drawing a parallel to the creation poem. Jesus' resurrection is renewing everything, it's starting a new creation, so there's this allusion to the first garden we heard about in Genesis. If the authors had written it today they probably would've included a "(wink-wink, nudge-nudge)" in the text.

 

[thesunisout]

It is obvious what this means, also when the disciples arrived on shore and "dared not ask him who he was" but I wonder how many people here know the implications and can read between the lines?

W.

I'm not sure I have read inbetween the lines here. What is your reading of those scriptures?