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Sunday, April 05, 2015

Death, Burial, and Resurrection

1 Corinthians 15:3-4 by Robert Dean
Young men beheaded in Egypt. Students burned to death at an African university. Children viciously hunted down to be slaughtered. Why? Because they’re Christians. Listen to this lesson to see why a Christian has victory in death, even cruel deaths like these. Learn about the doctrine of atonement and why it was necessary for Jesus to die on the cross. See what substitution means. Find out the details of Jesus’ burial and the astonishment of the many eye witnesses who saw Jesus after He rose from the dead. Appreciate that because of the resurrection we, too, can have victory over death when we accept the risen Christ as our Savior.
Series:Holiday Specials
Duration:46 mins 27 secs
Tags: Atonement Two results of the Resurrection Substitutionary death Victory over death
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