\subsection{Ioannes 20}
\subsubsection{The Resurrection}
\lettrine[lraise=0]{N}{ow} on the first day of the Sabbaths\fnSabbaths{} 
Maria the Magdalene comes early being still dark to the tomb, 
and sees the stone taken from the tomb. 
\VS{2} She runs therefore and comes to Simon Peter and to the other disciple whom Iesous was philia-loving, 
and says to them: They have taken the Lord from the tomb, 
and we do not know where they placed him. 
\VS{3} Peter and the other disciple therefore went out, and were coming to the tomb. 
\VS{4} Now the two ran together, and the other disciple ran before faster than Peter, 
and came first to the tomb, 
\VS{5} and having stooped down he sees the linen lying, though he didn't enter. 
\VS{6} Simon Peter also comes following him, 
and entered into the tomb, and he sees the linen lying, 
\VS{7} and the face cloth, which was upon his head, 
[was] not lying with the linen but [was] apart having been folded in one place.%
\footnote{Compare \myxref{Ioannes}{11}{44}}
\VS{8} Then therefore the other disciple, 
who came first to the tomb also entered, and saw and trusted\fnPistisIoannes{}. 
\VS{9} For they had not yet known the scripture that he must rise from the dead. 

\subsubsection{Iesous's Appearance to Mary Magdalene}
\VS{10} The disciples again departed to their own [homes]. 
\VS{11} Now Maria stood outside facing the tomb weeping. 
As therefore she wept, she stooped into the tomb, 
\VS{12} and saw two angels clothed in white sitting, 
one towards the head and towards the feet, where Iesous's body was lying. 
\VS{13} And those say to her: Woman, why do you weep? 
She says to them, Because they have taken my Lord, 
and I do not know where they placed him. 
\VS{14} Having said these [things] she was turning back, 
and sees the Lord standing, and she did not know that it was Iesous. 

\VS{15} Iesous says to her: Woman\fnWoman{}, why do you weep? 
She supposing that it is the gardener, says to him: 
Lord, if you have carried him [away], tell me where you placed him, and I will take him. 
\VS{16} Iesous says to her: Mariam. 
Having been turned, she says to him in Hebrew: 
Rabbi, which means teacher. 
\VS{17} Iesous says to her: Be not touching me, for I am not yet gone up to the father. 
But be going to my brothers and tell them: 
I go up to my father and your father and my God and your God. 
\VS{18} Mariam the Magdalene comes announcing to the disciples that: 
I have seen the Lord, and he said these [things] to her. 

\subsubsection{Iesous's Appearance to the Disciples}
\VS{19} Being therefore evening on the first day of the Sabbaths, 
and the doors having been closed where the disciples were for fear of the Jews, 
Iesous came and stood in their midst, and says to them: 
Peace to you\footnote{A standard form of greeting.}.
\VS{20} And having said this he also showed his hands and side to them. 
The disciples therefore rejoiced having seen the Lord. 
\VS{21} Iesous therefore said to them again: Peace to you. 
Just as the father sent\footnote{APOSTELLO} me, I also send\footnote{PEMPO} you.  % TODO
\VS{22} And having said this, he breathed on [them] and says to them: 
Receive [the] Holy Spirit. 
\VS{23} Whose sins you forgive, they have been forgiven to them; 
whose you retain, they have been retained. 

\subsubsection{The Response of Thomas}
\VS{24} Now Thomas, one of the twelve, the [one] being called Didimus, 
was not with them when Iesous came. 
\VS{25} The other disciples therefore were saying: We have seen the Lord. 
But he said: Unless I see in his hands the imprint of the nails 
and put my finger in the imprint of the nails, and put my hand into his side, 
I will \negd{not} believe. 

\VS{26} And after eight days his disciples were again inside, and Thomas with them. 
Iesous comes while the doors are shut\footnote{that is, 'locked'}, 
and stood in their midst and said: Peace to you. 
\VS{27} Then he says to Thomas: 
Be bringing your finger here and behold my hands, 
and be bringing your hand and put it in my side, 
and do not become untrusting, but trusting. 
\VS{28} Thomas answered him: My Lord and my God. 
\VS{29} Iesous says to him: Because you have seen me, you trust; 
Blessed [are] those not having seen and have trust. 

\VS{30} Indeed therefore many other signs Iesous did before the disciples, 
which have not been written in this scroll. 
\VS{31} But these [things] are written in order that you be trusting 
that Iesous is the Anointed\fnChristos{} [One] the Son of God, 
and in order that believing you be having \zoe{}-life\fnZoe{} in his name.
