In a period of widespread uncertainty and fear not known for several generations, we may be experiencing an Easter unlike any we’ve known but more like that first Easter too. For even now, he is not dead, he is Alive.
2FAB explores the life and legacy of renowned Christian physicians of the first century whose faith led them to not accept fees for their healing work.
“We have been using the word “corona” to define a virus. Etymologically, its ancient root as a noun came from the mid-1600s when the Latin “corona” meant “crown.” The virus we now know as coronavirus was so named three centuries later in the mid-1960s for the spikes protruding from the cell’s membranes like the tines of a crown or like the round corona of the sun.”
“What we have left, once again, is the story. And today it is THE story, the story to answer all our anxieties. “I have seen the Lord,” says Mary. She knows he is no longer in the tomb; he has conquered death. And gradually, over weeks and years, she and all Jesus’ followers will come to understand what this means.”