How do we know that the resurrection of Christ is true?
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The resurrection is confirmed by eyewitness accounts and fulfills Old Testament prophecies, assuring believers of its truth.
The truth of the resurrection of Christ is supported by multiple eyewitness accounts as recorded in the Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles. Luke recounts how Jesus appeared to His disciples after His resurrection, showing them His hands and feet (Luke 24:39) and sharing meals with them to confirm His physical presence. Furthermore, the resurrection fulfills prophecies from the Old Testament, significantly reinforcing its authenticity (Luke 24:44-46). The consistent message among the apostles regarding Christ's resurrection, reiterated by various writers of the New Testament (Acts 2:22-24), underscores its truth. Ultimately, the resurrection is foundational to the Christian faith, providing assurance that Jesus is indeed the Messiah and confirming the promise of resurrection for believers.
Scripture References:
Luke 24:39, Acts 2:22-24, John 12:24, 2 Timothy 1:8-12
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