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What does it mean when Jesus says 'arise'?

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'Arise' signifies both physical and spiritual resurrection, illustrating Jesus' authority over life.

'Arise' is a powerful command that exemplifies Jesus' authority to bring life where there is none. In Luke 8:54, He called the deceased girl to life, which is synonymous with His ability to awaken those who are spiritually dead. Ephesians 5:14 echoes this sentiment, urging the spiritually slumbering to awake and arise from the dead, indicating that His call is both personal and transformative. When Christ calls, it is not just an invitation; it is an effectual command that brings about change and new life in those who respond. His word has the power to overcome all things, revealing His divine will and purpose for His people.
Scripture References: Luke 8:54, Ephesians 5:14

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Arise
Joe Galuszek · Sep 14, 2025
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