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What does the Bible say about Lazarus being raised from the dead?

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The Bible describes Lazarus being raised from the dead as an act of Jesus' sovereign power to demonstrate His authority over life and death.

In John 11, Jesus raises Lazarus after he had been dead for four days. This miracle is significant as it illustrates that Jesus has power over death and can give life to the spiritually dead, which represents the condition of all unregenerate individuals. Lazarus's resurrection serves not only as a demonstration of Christ's authority but also emphasizes God’s purpose in glorifying the Son through acts of mercy. Jesus declared, 'I am the resurrection and the life' (John 11:25), showing that He is the source of both physical and spiritual life.
Scripture References: John 11:11-27, John 11:1-53, John 11:38-44, John 11:1-44

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Life for the dead
Don Bell · Apr 17, 2011
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