Continue reading“The resurrection of Jesus changes the face of death for all His people. Death is no longer a prison, but a passage into God’s presence. Easter says you can put truth in a grave, but it won’t stay there.”
– Clarence W. Hall
Jesus, sacrificed on the cross for the sin of mankind, resurrected three days later. The Apostle Paul shares the resurrection truth in his letter to the Corinthian Church.
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Continue reading“Christ chose to die so we will live… And we live to bring glory to God… And God’s glory is shone through His grace… And by His grace He saves us from our sin… And for our sin—Christ chose to die so we will live…
– Debra Pedrow, Lift Him Up Don’t Pull Him Down
Continue reading“For much of Jesus’ ministry He urged people to be quiet about who He was. When He healed he told people not to say anything, when He confronted demons who recognized Him as the Son of God He told them to shut up. That’s because it wasn’t time for Him to declare Himself as the Messiah. On Palm Sunday the time had come.”
– Tom Fuller, The Significance of Palm Sunday
Easter is the holiest of celebrated holidays to Christian believers. It is the resurrection of Jesus our savior—the core of Christianity.
Jesus, who was crucified, came back to life three days later.
Through Jesus’ resurrection mankind receives salvation. Our deliverance from sin. To understand this truth, beautifully written, we read God’s word.
God’s word truly is a love letter to mankind.
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To understand the significance of The Cross one must imagine the horrific scene on Calvary hill. Calvary, also called Golgotha (meaning skull), was immediately outside Jerusalem’s walls. Calvary is where Jesus hung, where He was crucified – His earthly body nailed to a man-made cross.
In those days of Israel a cross was a means by which convicted criminals were put to death. Crucifixion was perfected by the Roman empire as a manner of execution; the convicted humiliatingly stripped bare then nailed to a cross outside the city walls. They hung in that specific area, until dead, for all who enter the city to gawk and beware.
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Easter is the holiest of celebrated holidays to Christian believers. It is the resurrection of Jesus our savior—The One who was crucified then came back to life three days later. Resurrection is the core of Christianity.
Through Jesus’ resurrection mankind receives salvation—deliverance from sin. We come to understand this truth through Bible study, attention to biblical sermons, and heartfelt prayer. God’s word truly is a love letter for mankind to read and enjoy.
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To understand the significance of The Cross one must imagine the horrific scene on Calvary hill. Calvary, also called Golgotha (meaning skull), was immediately outside Jerusalem’s walls. Calvary is where Jesus hung, where He was crucified – His earthly body nailed to a man-made cross.
In those days of Israel a cross was a means by which convicted criminals were put to death. Crucifixion was perfected by the Roman empire as a manner of execution; the convicted humiliatingly stripped bare then nailed to a cross outside the city walls. They hung in that specific area, until dead, for all who enter the city to gawk and beware.
Jesus, the only sinless man in all the world, was falsely found guilty of a crime and sentenced to an excruciating death on a cross.
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