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My Vision of How the Stone at Jesus’ Tomb Was Rolled Away

While studying the Bible on 25 July 2026, I had a brief vision of the resurrection morning. I saw an angel descend in dazzling light and stand before the stone sealing Jesus’ tomb. The angel declared, “Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lifted up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come forth.” In the vision, a voice asked, “Who is this King of glory?” The angel answered, “The Lord strong and mighty, the Lord mighty in battle, the Lord of hosts.” As the declaration was repeated, there was a great earthquake. The seal around the tomb broke, and the angel rolled away the stone. I compared this experience with Matthew 28:1–3 and Psalm 24:7–10. Matthew records the earthquake, the angel’s descent and the stone being rolled away, while Psalm 24 contains the words that came to my mind in the vision. I believe the vision offered me a glimpse of Christ’s victory over death and His power to lead captivity captive. Every dream or vision should be tested against Scripture. If it does not agree with God’s word, it should not be accepted as truth. Jesus is Lord.

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jayjay

How did the Psalm wording connect with the angel and the stone in your vision?

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hala

Which part of the Psalm stood out most to you when you reflected on the vision?

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lily

The description places the vision within Bible study, which gives the reflection a clear resurrection focus.

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femi

Are you presenting this as a personal vision, or as an interpretation drawn from Bible study?

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kemi

Personal visions can be meaningful, but believers may reasonably differ on treating them as an account of what happened.

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kaka

It may help to compare the reflection with the resurrection passages and note what the text clearly says.

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