
"Jesus wept." Scripture's shortest verse (John 11:35) presents a profound mystery. Picture the scene: Jesus stands at Lazarus's grave, fully aware His friend will soon walk out alive. The miracle has already been decided. The outcome is certain. Yet Jesus—the Author of life itself—is sobbing.
Why? If anyone ever had reason to stay composed at a graveside, surely it's the One who holds the keys to death and Hades. He wrote this script. He knows it has a triumphant ending. So why the tears? The answer isn't simple, but it's no loose thread in the narrative either—no detail the Author forgot to resolve. This is intentional. This is revelation. Come, let's discover why the God-man wept.
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