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Date: | 24.04.2015 21:09 |
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Description: Orthodox icon of the 'Resurrection of Christ', depicting Jesus Christ on an altar, risen again from the dead on the third day according to the Scriptures and two angels on both his sides that make a reverence.
Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday, two days after the day of his crucifixion, on the Good Friday.
The Resurrection, probably is the most important miracle in the Bible. Jesus, does die, he is the only Biblical person who revived himself for a New Life. It is traditional understanding associated with the idea of Jesus as the incarnate God, who overcomes his own death and came into the world to redeem for man's sin, which implies a qualitative change, a transformation of the whole of humanity for a new qualitatively different life.
Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday, two days after the day of his crucifixion, on the Good Friday.
The Resurrection, probably is the most important miracle in the Bible. Jesus, does die, he is the only Biblical person who revived himself for a New Life. It is traditional understanding associated with the idea of Jesus as the incarnate God, who overcomes his own death and came into the world to redeem for man's sin, which implies a qualitative change, a transformation of the whole of humanity for a new qualitatively different life.
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