Witness the Power: When Jesus Returns

The glory of Christ's return is unimaginable. One angel, a mere fraction of the full glory, was enough to drop a hundred Roman soldiers. Tim Roosenberg explores this divine power. Hit the like button if this fascinates you and subscribe for more. #SecondComing #DivineGlory #BiblicalInsights #short

[Scott-is]

Yeah, there weren't 100 soldiers guarding Jesus' tomb!! If memory serves, there were six Sanhedrin guards and five Roman guards. Still, they all saw with their own eyes. In fact, one guard wrote down what he saw. He describes a bright light decend from above to the top of the tomb. He described a giant soldier with a sword.
Then, the giant soldier (angel) struck the ground with his sword, and the leather seal on the tomb exploded, and the stone rolled open. Inside the tomb was a blinding light, and the outline of the man just crucified. He watched in terror as the man walked out of the tomb. Then the large soldier atop the tomb pierced the ground with his sword once more, and we fell to the ground, unable to move, as if paralyzed. We fell into a sleep. When we awoke a short time later, they were gone. We searched inside the tomb and all around...

[Pwnasaur]

Pretty silly interpretation and interesting assumtion that an angel took satisfaction in killing 100 men... Silly thing to say in a sermon in my honest opinion. Just my opinion please im not right alot, just sometimes