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esurrection is the rock of faith on which Christianity is founded. But on what evidence is the most miraculous phenomenon in religious history based?World-famous biblical scholar Geza Vermes has studied all the evidence that still remains, over two thousand years after Jesus Christ was reported to have risen from the dead. Examining the Jewish Bible, the New Testament, and other accounts left to us, as well as contemporary attitudes toward the afterlife, he takes us through each episode with a historian's focus: the Crucifixion, the treatment of the body, the statements of the women who found the empty tomb, and the visions of Christ by his disciples. Unraveling the true meaning conveyed in the Gospels, the Acts, and Saint Paul, Vermes shines new light on the developing faith in the risen Christ among the first followers of Jesus.
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Resurrection, History of doctrines, Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, RELIGION, Christian Theology, ChristologyPeople
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The Resurrection
2008, The Doubleday Religious Publishing Group
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in English
038552563X 9780385525633
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-164) and index.
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