He has life. They seek one that can be held in the power of death, for they come with spices. And so, as they stand there, amazed because of the empty grave and the linen clothes and the angels, they begin to realize, and the question of the angel accentuates it, the absurd position in which they stand. They are entirely unmindful of what the Lord had said. He is not here, but is risen.
Every word has significance.
He was not consumed by death. Nor could it be explained from the fact that His body was stolen. And by that, I mean, in the first place, that He is not risen as an idea , but as a Person. He is not risen in the same sense that it is sometimes described, in the same way we are glorified when we die. It means that He is resurrected according to the body.