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The Resurrection of Christ
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#history The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is important for many reasons. First, it testifies to the immense power of God Himself. Believing in the Resurrection is Believing in God. If God exists, and if He created the universe and has power over it, then He has the power to raise the dead. If He does not have such power, He is not a God worthy of our faith and worship. Only He, Who Created Life, Can Resurrect After Death. Only He can reverse the atrocity that is death itself, and only He can remove the sting that is death and give victory over the grave 1 Corinthians 15:54-55. By Resurrecting Jesus from the Tomb, God Reminds Us of His Absolute Sovereignty Over Life and Death.
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The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is important for many reasons. First, it testifies to the immense power of God Himself. Believing in the Resurrection is Believing in God. If God exists, and if He created the universe and has power over it, then He has the power to raise the dead. If He does not have such power, He is not a God worthy of our faith and worship. Only He, Who Created Life, Can Resurrect After Death. Only He can reverse the atrocity that is death itself, and only He can remove the sting that is death and give victory over the grave (1 Corinthians 15:54-55). By Resurrecting Jesus from the Tomb, God Reminds Us of His Absolute Sovereignty Over Life and Death.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is also important because it validates who Jesus claimed to be, that is, the Son of God and Messiah. According to Jesus, His resurrection was the “sign from heaven” that authenticated His ministry (Matthew 16:1-4). The resurrection of Jesus Christ, witnessed by hundreds of eyewitnesses (1 Corinthians 15:3-8), provides irrefutable proof that He is the Savior of the world.
Another reason why the resurrection of Jesus Christ is important is that it proves His sinless disposition and His divine nature. Scripture said that God's “Holy One” would never see corruption (Psalm 16:10), and Jesus never saw corruption, even after His death (see Acts 13:32-37). It was on the basis of Christ's resurrection that Paul preached: “Through him forgiveness of sins is announced to you in him everyone who believes is justified” (Acts 13:38-39).
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not only the supreme validation of His deity; it also validates the Old Testament prophecies that predicted the suffering and resurrection of Jesus (see Acts 17:2-3). Christ's resurrection also authenticated His own claims that He would rise again on the third day (Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:34). If Jesus Christ was not resurrected, then we also have no hope that we will be resurrected. In fact, apart from the resurrection of Christ, we have no Savior, no salvation, and no hope of eternal life. As Paul said, our faith would be “vain”, the gospel would be utterly powerless, and our sins would remain unforgivable (1 Corinthians 15:14-19).
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The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is important for many reasons. First, it testifies to the immense power of God Himself. Believing in the Resurrection is Believing in God. If God exists, and if He created the universe and has power over it, then He has the power to raise the dead. If He does not have such power, He is not a God worthy of our faith and worship. Only He, Who Created Life, Can Resurrect After Death. Only He can reverse the atrocity that is death itself, and only He can remove the sting that is death and give victory over the grave (1 Corinthians 15:54-55). By Resurrecting Jesus from the Tomb, God Reminds Us of His Absolute Sovereignty Over Life and Death.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is also important because it validates who Jesus claimed to be, that is, the Son of God and Messiah. According to Jesus, His resurrection was the “sign from heaven” that authenticated His ministry (Matthew 16:1-4). The resurrection of Jesus Christ, witnessed by hundreds of eyewitnesses (1 Corinthians 15:3-8), provides irrefutable proof that He is the Savior of the world.
Another reason why the resurrection of Jesus Christ is important is that it proves His sinless disposition and His divine nature. Scripture said that God's “Holy One” would never see corruption (Psalm 16:10), and Jesus never saw corruption, even after His death (see Acts 13:32-37). It was on the basis of Christ's resurrection that Paul preached: “Through him forgiveness of sins is announced to you in him everyone who believes is justified” (Acts 13:38-39).
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not only the supreme validation of His deity; it also validates the Old Testament prophecies that predicted the suffering and resurrection of Jesus (see Acts 17:2-3). Christ's resurrection also authenticated His own claims that He would rise again on the third day (Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:34). If Jesus Christ was not resurrected, then we also have no hope that we will be resurrected. In fact, apart from the resurrection of Christ, we have no Savior, no salvation, and no hope of eternal life. As Paul said, our faith would be “vain”, the gospel would be utterly powerless, and our sins would remain unforgivable (1 Corinthians 15:14-19).
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