#easterposting

[finaledenialist]

ok so i am not really a believer now or anything, i haven't stepped my foot in the church since 2010 apart from attending funerals, but there was always something about the great friday that really hit me, regardless if what's described in the gospels really happened or no, the whole idea of god's son sacrificing himself like that to save humanity always pulled a particular string inside me. call me crazy but like he was literally just some dude, he made friends, he turned water into wine when the newlyweds run out of alcohol at their wedding, he rolled his eyes at peter's snarky comments, he prayed in the garden for god to 'take away that cup from him', he let himself be betrayed and tortured and crucified to save humanity like objectively this is very sad and heartbreaking. and then when he got captured even peter, when faced with the roman soldiers said: 'uhhh jesus? never heard of him, i don't know the guy'. something about that whole thing has always and still does, make me absolutely, incredibly sad

[finaledenialist]

I personally would have enjoyed an Easter supernatural episode. A case where some rando dies and rises from the dead three days later. Tfw 2.0 trying to figure out if it's a zombie. Bonus points if it's just some random angel possession but with biblical miracles occurring.

you know what you are right! someone rises from the dead on the sunday morning and it freaks out the cemetery guards. their beloved comes to visit the grave and the grave is empty. shocked_pikachu.jpg the rando is suddenly able to perform miracles, and they overuse the ‘turning water into wine’ one. the whole city is drunk and that is how the winchesters even find out about this case. cas is like “>:/ i vaguely recall something like that happening before”. and sam is says “really?! this is Biblical!” and cas is like “ah jesus *eyeroll*”. jack has no idea what is going on but finds out he can turn water into wine too. no one comments on that

later it turns out it was some glitch in the universe or something :D

[finaledenialist]

Easterposting? Who in team free will is stuck in the desert for 40 days and is tempted by the devil?

Side note: Judas kisses and doubting Thomas and Peter denials oh my

haha ok so easterposting is a thing now okay! i gave it a thought but i don’t really see anyone in the desert scenario actually but the fact that all of the team free will members kept on saying ‘no’ to everything and everyone all the time is a nice parallel here? (until all of them finally said ‘yes’ because they are imperfect)

peter’s denials are spn finale and the whole damn narrative being like ‘cas? never heard of him haha don’t hurt me pls’ 

but the thing that gets me the most is The Empty tomb chapter from the gospels (John 20) (because i now have pavlovian response to the phrase “the empty”). when mary magdalene goes to visit the grave and he is not there! and then he appears to her and she doesn’t recognize him at first! she thinks it’s the gardener and then she recognizes him and then he’s like: don’t touch me, i might hurt you but she throws herself at him anyway to hug him??? dean is mary magdalene coded

anyway, another thought: the last supper jesus says ‘i give you all a new commandment: love each other’, then he is betrayed and tortured and crucified to save Humanity (15x18) and then there is a whole day he’s not present (and according to tradition he spent this time in hell)(15x19) and then at the dawn of the third day he rises (15x20.... at least that should have been it) 

[caffeinosis]

έχω φάει τόσο τσουρέκι που δεν νομίζω να φάω φαΐ

[miffyofthevalley]

Cakes? Aren’t those pies?

They're called mazurki and we treat them as cakes but I guess it's technically a pie haha, I don't really differentiate between these tbh. Two are with kajmak/dulce de leche and one is with lemon curd

[lesbianfanpage56]

the world is my easter and every day is an egg hunt

[clairikine]

He is risen! And I am going to bed

[dog-with-a-blog-5]

holy shit a candies for me