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At what time of day did Mary Magdalene arrive at the tomb?
Answer: Early, while still dark
Why: Only John says it was still dark; Mark has the sun already risen, and Luke says early dawn.
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Why did the disciples lock the doors where they were meeting?
Answer: For fear of the Jewish leaders
Why: Here the Gospel means the ruling authorities in Jerusalem, not Jewish people in general: the disciples were themselves Jews.
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In John 20, what was the first word Jesus spoke to Mary Magdalene?
Answer: Woman
Why: Greek gynai is a formal address rather than a harsh one; John's Jesus uses the same word for his mother at Cana and again from the cross.
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Who was the first person to see the empty tomb in John 20?
Answer: Mary Magdalene
Why: The other gospels send several women; John names her alone, yet her report keeps a plural: we do not know where they laid him.
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What did Thomas say he must see to believe?
Answer: The mark of the nails
Why: John never records Thomas actually touching anything; face to face with the risen Jesus, he answered: My Lord and my God.
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In John 20, why did Jesus tell Mary Magdalene "Do not cling to me"?
Answer: He had not yet ascended
Why: The Greek is a present imperative, closer to 'stop clinging' than 'do not touch'; in Latin it became the famous Noli me tangere.