In this episode we discuss the evidence for the central event of the Christian Faith… The Resurrection. Join us as we dive into this controversial topic and ask the question, “did Jesus really rise from the dead?”
Biblical references:
John 8:58
Exodus 3:14
Mark 14:61–62
Daniel 7
John 10:30
John 10:31–33
Matthew 16:16–17
John 5:18
Luke 22:66–71
Matthew 17:22–23
Luke 18:31–33
Mark 8:31
Matthew 27:59–60
Matthew 28:5–6
John 20:19
Matthew 27:62–66
Mark 16:1–8
John 20:3–8
Matthew 27:57–60
John 19:34
Luke 24:31
John 20:19–29
Matthew 27:64
Matthew 28:11–15
John 20:6–7
1 Corinthians 15:6
1 Corinthians 15:3–8
Luke 24:36–43
John 20:27
Luke 24:42–43
Acts 2:29–32
Extra-Biblical References:
The Case For Christ - by Lee Strobel
Dr. Gary Habermas
Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)
Flavius Josephus
Joseph Caiaphas
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