<p>28:17&nbsp;<i>And when they saw Him</i>- His appearance to the disciples in Galilee was the third time He had appeared to them (Jn. 21:14). And even then, they doubted. The disciples were the ones preaching the Gospel records, and truly were they emphasizing their own fallibility and slowness to believe the very message which they urged people to&nbsp;<i>quickly</i>&nbsp;believe and accept in instant baptism.&nbsp;</p><p><i>They worshipped him; but some doubted-&nbsp;</i>The idea may not be that some believed but others doubted. It may rather be that they worshipped him and yet doubted at the same time. 'Doubted' translates a word essentially implying to be double minded, wavering between the two positions. The Lord was either dead or alive, and amazingly, they still wondered whether His appearances were tantamount to Him being alive. Even after the resurrection, they&nbsp;<i>all</i>&nbsp;saw Him and&nbsp;<i>all</i>&nbsp;worshipped Him; but some of them &ldquo;doubted&rdquo;. You can worship, see the evidence of the Lord with your own eyes, as Israel daily saw the manna, and yet still doubt. Despite having seen the risen Jesus before, they&nbsp;<i>still</i>&nbsp;doubted. We really have to reflect on this and be challenged by the weakness of our natures.</p>