the angel of the lord rolled back the stone from the tomb.
the angel of the lord rolled back the stone from the tomb.
who rolled back the stone from the tomb?
the angel of the lord
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in the end of the sabbath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, came mary magdalene and the other mary to see the sepulchre.br









































and, behold, there was a great earthquake: for the angel of the lord descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the door, and sat upon it.br









































his countenance was like lightning, and his raiment white as snow:br









































and for fear of him the keepers did shake, and became as dead men.br
matthew 28
the platoon to which private cruickshank belonged came under very heavy rifle and machine-gun fire at short range and was led down a steep bank into a wadi, most of the men being hit before they reached the bottom. immediately after reaching the bottom of the wadi the officer in command was shot dead, and the sergeant who then took over command sent a runner back to company headquarters asking for support, but was mortally wounded almost immediately after; the corporal having in the meantime been killed, the only remaining n.c.o. (a lance-corporal), believing the first messenger to have been killed, called for a volunteer to take a second message back. private cruickshank immediately responded and rushed up the slope, but was hit and rolled back into the wadi bottom. he again rose and rushed up the slope, but, being again wounded, rolled back into the wadi. after his wounds had been dressed he rushed a third time up the slope and again fell badly wounded. being now unable to stand he rolled himself back amid a hail of bullets. his wounds were now of such a nature as to preclude him making any further attempt and he lay all day in a dangerous position, being sniped at and again wounded here he lay. he displayed the utmost valour and endurance, and was cheerful and uncomplaining throughout.
robert edward cruickshank