Someone will ask, Paul wrote, "how are the dead raised? With what kind of body do they come?" Those are good questions (1Cor. 15:35). The resurrection is difficult to grasp but grasp it we must if we're to receive life from him and give our lives for his name. This is Luke's purpose for us in what is a third of three resurrection encounters near the end of his gospel account. Jesus appeared to Peter, then to two disciples on the road to Emmaus, and now to a group of disciples in Jerusalem. This encounter recorded for us in Luke 24:36–43 invokes fear but answers that fear with a broiled fish.