Jesus Wept: The Emotions of Jesus in John 11
At Lazarus's tomb Jesus does not stand apart from grief. He groans, is troubled, and weeps, and the mourners read his tears as affection for a friend he is about to raise.
Why Jesus Wept at Lazarus's Tomb
Jesus weeps at Lazarus's tomb knowing he will raise him. His tears show that grief and resurrection hope are not enemies, and that the Son of God grieves with those who mourn.
Why Did Jesus Weep at Lazarus's Tomb?
John 11:35 says plainly that Jesus wept, and the crowd read it as affection for Lazarus. The verse records real grief without explaining its inner reason.