Tomb, memorial, place of burial. Mnēmeîon. The stone was rolled away and the tomb stood empty. What was meant to hold death became the loudest proof of life.

To know, to see, to perceive. Paul said I determined to know nothing among you except Jesus Christ and Him crucified.

Youth, young man. Neanískos. The young man in the tomb announced the resurrection; another walked away from Jesus grieving. Youth is neither a virtue nor a liability. Choose well with it.

Seated, dwelling, residing. Káthēmai. Jesus sat down to teach, and to reign. To be seated is to be established, settled, at rest in a place of authority. Sit in the presence of the One who is enthroned.

Right side, right hand. Dexios. Christ is seated at the right hand of the Father, the place of honor, power, and authority. Where you stand in relation to the King determines everything.

Clothe, wrap around, invest. Periballō. The redeemed are clothed in white, the righteous acts of the saints. What you are wrapped in reveals who you belong to.

Robe, long garment, mark of dignity. Stolē. The redeemed in Revelation are given white robes, the prodigal son receives the best robe. God clothes those he restores. Wear what he has given you.

White, bright, gleaming. Leukós. In Revelation, the risen Christ has hair white as wool, white as snow, and the overcoming saints are clothed in white. White marks holiness, victory, and the presence of God. Pursue what is worthy of that garment.

Utterly astonished, overwhelmed with awe. Ekthambeo. When Jesus rose from the dead, the women at the tomb were ekthambeo. Some encounters with God leave no room for composure. Do not fear the overwhelm.