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(1995), The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, www.dcn.davis.ca.us/GO/gvcc/radio_trans/resurrection.html This article tells about what Easter means to Christians and the events that happened with the unbelief and Resurrection. Appearances The Resurrection Appearances of Jesus (2009)., www.abideinchrist.com/messages/resurrectionjesus.html This chart shows the alleged appearances that Jesus made during His time after His resurrection. It also mentions events that happened during his crucifixion and events during the time he was in the tomb. Resurrection and Ascension (2009)., www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus#Resurrection_and_Ascension This article summarizes several things in the scope of Jesus' resurrection, His appearances during the forty days before His ascension. His appearances in this article includes His visit with the eleven apostles.
JOURNAL ARTICLE CRITIQUE of Kent, Homer A. “The Gospel According to Jesus” by J F MacArthur Jr. Grace Theological Journal Volume 10 (1989): 68-77. THEO 510 LU (fall 2012) Survey of Christian Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary Tammy Chesnic September 30, 2012 Table of Contents I. Contents Page II. Body of Critique Includes the Following Sections: A.
The principle of sacrementality includes initiation, healing/ forgiving, and vocation, while the visible signs are broken down to what is called the Seven Sacraments. The Seven Sacraments comprise of baptism, confirmation, Eucharist, anointing of the sick, reconciliation, holy order, and matrimony. Among the Seven Sacraments, one of the most vital and significant sacrament is entitled ‘Baptism’. Also known as ‘the Basic Sacrament’, Baptism is a fundamental visible sign that incorporates a person into the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Baptism signifies the entrance into the Church, the body of Christ, sharing of faith, prayer, and Christian activity in general.
OUTLINE Introduction Matthew’s Christology: who is Jesus for Matthew? 1. The Humanity of Christ 1.1 Christ as Man 1.2 Christ as Prophet 1.3 Death of Christ 2. The Divinity of Christ 2.1 The virginal conception of Jesus 2.2 The miracles 2.3 The resurrection 3. Conclusion Introduction The Gospels have spoken about the divinity and the humanity of Jesus Christ.
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Introduction Knowing Jesus Through the Old Testament is written by Dr. Christopher J.H. Wright (Ph.D., Cambridge). Dr. Wright is the director of international ministries for the Langham Partnership International, also known as the John Scott Ministries in the United States. Dr. Wright is an ordained Anglican Minister and Old Testament scholar. In his book Knowing Jesus Through the Old Testament Dr. Wright puts forth that one cannot truly know Jesus without first knowing His story.
e. Jewish baptism 2. The prophecy of the Holy spirit f. Acts 1:8 Jesus speaks of the pouring of the Holy Spirit g. Acts 2:18 OT prophecy of the Holy Spirit h. Jewish tradition on the Holy Spirit prophecy 3. The baptism of the spirit i. Acts 2 events i. Who is the crowd?