Section 7
During the past forty years, I have been offended many times by these foolish, weeping prayers. But we brothers must learn not to blame or re buke the sisters. We must appreciate the fact that we have so many foolish, weeping, seeking sis ters, for they are the first to have the real expe rience of the Lord's resurrection.
Possibly the Lord Jesus Himself did not in tend to meet any of His disciples. Being the first fruit of resurrection, He should be presented to the Father in His newness and freshness. He should not firstly have been met by anyone other than the Father. But due to the earnestness and to the seeking heart of this sister, the Lord Jesus could not stay away from her. Thus, He appeared to her. When she tried her best to touch Him, the Lord seemed to say, "No, I am just for you to look at. Do not touch Me. My freshness in resur rection must be for the Father. After I present the freshness of My resurrection to My Father, I'll come back to you. That will be the time for you to enjoy My resurrection." We brothers must learn the lesson of the sisters. In many instances, we brothers just hold the facts with faith, but we do not have the experiences like the sisters do.
If we want to see something more of the Lord, we must have more fellowship with Him. Mary's