A) I admire what Jesus says and does next. Verse 7 mentions that he touched them. A reassuring touch on the back, accompanied by words of support, can be incredibly powerful. It’s reminiscent of the comforting touch we experienced as babies. After touching the disciples, Jesus gives them two commands: “Get up” and “Don’t be afraid.” This could serve as a powerful mantra for those who are struggling: Rise up, as per the Lord’s command, and do not fear.

B) When the dust settles there's only one place for you not over and that's the Jesus. Love the law above the prophets and above any other self-clean authority we are a listen to Jesus.

C) For reasons known only to Jesus, he instructs them not to share what they’ve seen until the Son of Man has been resurrected. Not all revelations from the Lord should be shared immediately. Wisdom and understanding are necessary. The spirit of the prophet is subject to the prophet, meaning you have control over when to share something unless the Holy Spirit compels you otherwise.