Free Bible Word Search – Matthew 28:1–10 The Innocent King and the Crowds That Cried “Crucify!” (Downloadable jpg)

Today, we’re diving into Matthew 28:1–10, a passage that brings incredible hope and joy. Early on the first day of the week, the women came to the tomb expecting to find Jesus’ body but instead, they encountered an angel, an earthquake, and the greatest news in history: “He is not here; He has risen!” These verses mark the moment when death was defeated and Jesus’ victory over the grave became a reality.

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Why This Word Search Matters

Matthew 28:1-10 proclaims the resurrection, the foundation of the Christian faith. Jesus didn’t stay in the tomb. His rising from the dead proves that He has power over sin and death, and it validates every promise He made. The angel’s message to the women is both comforting and empowering: “Do not be afraid… go quickly and tell.” Jesus meets them personally, showing that He is both alive and near to those who seek Him. This moment turns grief into joy, fear into faith, and sorrow into celebration. The resurrection is not just an event, it’s a living hope that continues to transform lives today.

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