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Meanings of Christ's Resurrection in English
(New Testament) the rising of Christ on the third day after the Crucifixion.
Synonyms
Examples for "Resurrection"
Examples for "Resurrection"
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Do either of you know why Granitehead used to be called Resurrection?'
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The idea of the Resurrection was strange and alarming to the disciples.
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Title: The Trial of the Witnessses of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ
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Photo: Public Domain Known as The Resurrection Symphony, Gustav Mahler's Symphony No.
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He is in hell-orwill be after the Resurrection of the Dead.
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The Resurrection of Christ the Hope of the World-AnEaster Thought.
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From a Sermon on the Resurrection of Christ.
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Take the miracle of miracles, the seal of all that is supernatural in our religion, the Resurrection of Christ.
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But to those to whom the Resurrection of Christ is a fact their own future life is a fact.
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Ditton, Appendix to Discourse on Resurrection of Christ, showing that brutes are not mere machines, but have immortal souls.
Usage of Christ's Resurrection in English
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Therefore Christ's Resurrection is not the cause of the resurrection of souls.
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Consequently Christ's Resurrection is not the cause of the resurrection of our bodies.
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Now it is most becoming that the faithful should rejoice spiritually in Christ's Resurrection.
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Whether Christ's Resurrection Ought to Have Been Manifested to All?
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Therefore, Christ's Resurrection does not appear to be in any way the cause of ours.
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Therefore it seems that those proofs were insufficient for showing the quality of Christ's Resurrection.
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Objection 1: It would seem that Christ's Resurrection ought to have been manifested to all.
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Therefore Christ's Resurrection ought to have been manifested to all, and not to some specially.
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The experience of the power of Christ's Resurrection is inseparable from the fellowship of His sufferings.
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But Christ's Resurrection does not belong to God's Substance, but to the dispensation of His humanity.
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Of the Causality of Christ's Resurrection 58.
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Therefore it seems that the sacraments derive their power from Christ's Resurrection rather than from His Passion.
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We have now to consider the causality of Christ's Resurrection, concerning which there are two points of inquiry:
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The picture of Christ's Resurrection.
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The certainty of Christ's Resurrection.
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Would not the testimony which can be alleged for Christ's Resurrection be enough to guarantee any event but this?