uniformly showing himself to be the same friend with whom they had been familiar for more than three years. This evidence was infallible—(1) Because it was to them unexpected. They had manifestly not believed that he would rise again, Jn. 20:25; Lu. 24:19–24. There was, therefore, no delusion resulting from any expectation of seeing him, or from a design to impose on men. (2) It was impossible that they could have been deceived in relation to one with whom they had been familiar for more than three