Resurrection

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Class: 
New Testament Survey – Gospels
Lecture label: 
NT501-32

The historical evidence for the bodily resurrection of Jesus is compelling.

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The Life of Jesus

Part 11
 

XV.  The Resurrection of Jesus

A.  The Meaning of the Term "Resurrection"

1.  The Rise of Faith in the Disciples?

2.  The Empty Tomb?

3.  Jesus coming back to life again?

4.  Eschatological Form of Life?

5.  Rising in mastery over death

B.  Differences in the Accounts

C.  Witnesses to the Resurrection

1.  The Empty Tomb

a.  The women went to the wrong tomb?

b.  Joseph of Arimathea stole the body?

c.  The Swoon Theory?

d.  The disciples stole the body?

e.  The body disintegrated?

2.  The Appearances of Christ

a.  Visionary?

b.  Telegraph?

3.  The Church

D.  Attempts to Bypass the Empty Tomb

1.  Multiple attestations

2.  Historical likelihood

3.  Specific tomb mentioned

4.  Change in worship

5.  1 Corinthians 15:3

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