One afternoon, six lives, one hill
Scroll. Time runs downward. Each thread appears when its owner walks into the day, and every one of them thought they were living an ordinary Friday.
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01 · Night
The garden, and the arrest
● Matthew 26:47–56; John 18:1–12
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02 · Night
The council convenes
● Mark 14:53–65
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03 · Night
The cell: two thieves and a rebel
○ Original to the series
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04 · Dawn
Before Pilate
● Mark 15:1–5; John 18:28–38
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05 · Morning
The Pavement — the crowd chooses a name; the irons change hands
● Matthew 27:15–26; John 19:13
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06 · Morning
The road out, and the crossbeam
● Luke 23:26–32; John 19:17
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07 · Third hour
Crucified
● Mark 15:24–27
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08 · Third hour
The women, at a distance
● Mark 15:40–41
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09 · Third hour
The councillors, at a distance
○ Original to the series
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10 · Sixth hour
Darkness
● Mark 15:33; Luke 23:44–45
DemasLonginusBar-AbbaJoseph & NicodemusMary of MagdalaMiriam
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11 · Ninth hour
Today — the promise from the middle cross
● Luke 23:39–43
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12 · Ninth hour
The death, and the confession
● Mark 15:34–39; Luke 23:46–47
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13 · Ninth hour
The spear
● John 19:31–37
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14 · Evening
Joseph before Pilate; the body asked for
● Mark 15:42–45
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15 · Dusk
The washing, the spices, the borrowed tomb
● John 19:38–42; Luke 23:55–56
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16 · Dusk
The stone rolled in; the seal; the watch
● Matthew 27:60, 62–66
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17 · Sabbath
Nothing. A whole day of nothing.
● Luke 23:56
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18 · Before dawn
The grey road, the spice jars, who will roll the stone?
● Mark 16:1–3
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19 · First light
He is not here
● Mark 16:4–6; Matthew 28:5–6
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20 · Morning
An idle tale
● Luke 24:9–11
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21 · Later
The garden. He says her name.
● John 20:11–18
Six people walked up that road strangers to one another. Not one of them walked back down the same.