<p>28:16&nbsp;<i>But the eleven disciples went into Galilee, to the mountain where Jesus had told them to go</i>- This continues the theme of the resurrection accounts imputing righteousness to the disciples. The Lord's intention had been that they went into Galilee&nbsp;<i>before</i>&nbsp;they saw Him, in order to test their obedience to their Lord's words. But sensing their weakness of faith, the Lord dramatically changed plans and appeared to them whilst still in Jerusalem; see on :7&nbsp;<i>He goes ahead of you into Galilee</i>. And according to John 21, they returned to Galilee to return to their fishing business, rather than out of obedience to the Lord. The disciples &quot;went away from Jerusalem to the mountain in Galilee&quot;; this may not mean that they actually went where He told them, but rather that they left Jerusalem in that direction. For the whole plan of meeting in Galilee was abandoned; the Lord appeared to them before then, in Jerusalem. And yet the record here speaks so positively of their obedience.</p>