Wesley Huff

But it is an account of a literary source later on that is embarrassed by what we find in here about the biographical information of the empty tomb.

No.

Who's Mary?

Mary, so there are a number of Marys in the New Testament.

This was Mary Magdalene.

Okay.

Yeah, who was like a close associate.

Okay, like a friend.

Yeah, of the women.

They were together.

So one of the gospel only mentions Mary.

That leaves the gospel of John.

But like I said before, it implies that there are more because she says, we don't know where they put the body.

Okay.

So though that account only has her body,

It implies that there are others, and then the other Gospels have more women that are going to the tomb.

They're all likely because I think that what the gospel authors are doing is communicating truth.

And I don't ultimately see an overabundance of reason why they would write what they wrote.

other than actually recounting a story of what took place?

Part of the answer to the question is one of the evidences for Jesus' resurrection is the fact that you and I, Stephen, are still talking about it almost 2,000 years later.