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2 This Week’s Sermons Monday:How the Holy Spirit Influences Man Today Tuesday:The True Grace of God Wednesday:Will Only Members of the Church of Christ Be Saved? Thursday:“Shall We Dance?” Friday:The Second Coming of Christ

3 Why I Believe Jesus Rose From the Dead

4 Importance of the Lord’s Resurrection Jesus Himself claimed that His resurrection would prove His identity Matthew 12:38-40 John 2:19-22

5 Importance of the Lord’s Resurrection The resurrection was the means by which God declared that Jesus was His Son Romans 1:4

6 “The resurrection is the foundation upon which we base our faith and hope in Christ. Even the enemies of Christ know this. If the resurrection can be disproven, then the entire Bible is nullified as a claimant for valid faith. But if it is true, then it stands as the single greatest testimony to the validity of the Scriptures and the Christian faith. So the question before us now is, did Jesus really rise from the dead?” Doy Moyer, Standing on Solid Ground, p. 37

7 1. The Way Jesus Died

8 One argument against the resurrection suggests that Jesus didn’t really die on the cross. He only appeared to be dead. He was taken to Joseph’s tomb where He later revived and walked away from the tomb. Called the “Swoon Theory.”

9 1. The Way Jesus Died The Bible says that Jesus died. “For I delivered to you first of all that which I also received: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures” (1 Cor. 15:3-4).

10 What Do We Know About Jesus’ Crucifixion? No one survived a crucifixion.

11 What Do We Know About Jesus’ Crucifixion? No one survived a crucifixion. Scourging.

12 What Do We Know About Jesus’ Crucifixion? No one survived a crucifixion. Scourging. Could not carry His cross.

13 What Do We Know About Jesus’ Crucifixion? No one survived a crucifixion. Scourging. Could not carry His cross. Nailed to the cross.

14 What Do We Know About Jesus’ Crucifixion? No one survived a crucifixion. Scourging. Could not carry His cross. Nailed to the cross. Dislocated shoulders.

15 What Do We Know About Jesus’ Crucifixion? No one survived a crucifixion. Scourging. Could not carry His cross. Nailed to the cross. Dislocated shoulders. Death by asphyxiation.

16 What Do We Know About Jesus’ Crucifixion? No one survived a crucifixion. Scourging. Could not carry His cross. Nailed to the cross. Dislocated shoulders. Death by asphyxiation. Side pierced.

17 What Do We Know About Jesus’ Crucifixion? No one survived a crucifixion. Scourging. Could not carry His cross. Nailed to the cross. Dislocated shoulders. Death by asphyxiation. Side pierced. Pilate confirmed His death.

18 2. His Burial

19 Jesus was buried according to the custom of the Jews (John 19:38-40). – body wrapped three times – spices mixed in with the cloths – total encasement would have weighed 117-120 pounds

20 3. The Empty Tomb Matthew 27:59-28:8 – this was a new tomb, His was the only body in the tomb – hewn out of rock - no back door – large stone rolled against the door – seal was set and guard was posted to keep it undisturbed

21 3. The Empty Tomb What happened to the body? – the women did not go to the wrong tomb - they carefully observed where His body was laid – Jesus did not revive and walk out - couldn’t have moved the stone or gotten past the guard – disciples did not steal the body - weren’t of a frame of mind to do so, couldn’t have gotten past the guard – enemies did not steal the body

22 3. The Empty Tomb What happened to the body? Jesus rose from the dead!

23 4. Post-Resurrection Appearances Many different people saw the risen Lord on different occasions doing different things. John 20:24-28 1 Corinthians 15:5-8

24 5. Circumstantial Evidence Bravery of the Disciples Beginning Place of the Church Conversion of Skeptics – Thomas – James, brother of the Lord – Paul First Day of the Week

25 Why I Believe Jesus Rose From the Dead The Way He Died The Way He Was Buried The Empty Tomb Post-Resurrection Appearances Circumstantial Evidence

26 The Significance of the Resurrection 1.It Proves Jesus is the Son of God – Romans 1:3-4

27 The Significance of the Resurrection 2.It Validates Our Faith - 1 Cor. 15:12-19 – preaching is vain (v. 14) – faith is vain (v. 14) – apostles are false witnesses (vv. 15-16) – we are still in our sins (v. 17) – the dead have perished (v. 18) – we are the most pitiable of men (v. 19)

28 The Significance of the Resurrection 3.It Assures Us of Future Judgment – Acts 17:30-31

29 The Significance of the Resurrection 1.It Proves Jesus is the Son of God 2.It Validates Our Faith 3.It Assures Us of Future Judgment

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