Three theories have been advanced to "explain" the Resurrection: the removal theory, the wrong-tomb theory, and the swoon theory. Ross's first book, which was published in 1908 and re-released in 1911, was a character study of the preacher J. Morison evaluates things that I never thought to question such as why Judas chose that particular night to turn Jesus over to the Pharisees, whether the Pharisees and Pontius Pilate worked hand in hand in Jesus' case, and where the apostles hid out (and why) during the trial and subsequent events.

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During Viet Nam, part of the training for the Green Berets was taken directly from the training manual for the Roman soldiers of this time. There are helpful points of exegesis, particularly in asking what was happening in the interval between Judas leaving the Upper Room and the arrest in Gethsemane.

It was illegal, after the testimony of the witnesses had broken down, for the judges to cross-examine the Prisoner.

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The novel featured the radio astronomy experiments of an English physicist John Byford who sent wireless messages into outer space using a photo electric cell gadget.It is a sad fact of history that though the Christian Bible is an Eastern Book, full of eastern metaphors and similes, like –“Let the dead bury their dead” (Matthew 8:22) or “Seeing they see not and hearing they hear not” (Matthew 13:13), all the commentators of the Bible have come from the West. Lausanne: Ligue pour la lecture de la Bible, 1974); Quién Movió la Piedra (Miami, Florida: Editorial Caribe, 1977). Though he had given no indication of any physical pain or injury he might have suffered, it would be excruciatingly painful if he now allowed her to touch him with love and affection.

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He stated that Frank Morison's book was one that he really found useful and had a hand in his own journey of coming to believe the Gospel claims of Jesus' resurrection. Last Easter week, I decided it'd be appropriate to reread this famous work of Christian apologetics.Markan priority means supernatural events in later gospels are discounted and the angel at the tomb becomes Mark himself. Apart from his work as an advertiser and author, he was a keen colour cinematographer and amateur astronomer. The author's observation above points to what may be the greatest challenge for modern readers of the Bible. So, into the draw went his original concept and instead he wrote the book that has since become a world wide best seller.

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Talks With Young Men,” Australian Christian Commonwealth, April 27, 1934, 10; “The Triumph of Easter,” Queensland Times, April 16, 1938, 11. The Papyri were discovered in Egypt in 1903 and contain statements attributed to Jesus that are not recorded in the Bible.For a resurrected body, it would have been unnecessary to remove the stone or to unwind the winding sheets. This book points to the only possible explanination that Christ was reserctied and appeared to His followers. But how convincing would be words of an itinerant preacher to the effect of destroying and reconstructing a Jewish temple to the Romans? As the story goes, originally this man was a skeptic about the divinity of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Another reason to avoid saying they'd been there would be to avoid feeding the suspicion that Jesus' followers had stolen the body.