Resurrection

In fact, the whole point of Glitter Ash Wednesday is to reflect the deep, somber, serious faith in Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection that millions of queer Christians have. And yes, there are millions of us queer and queer positive Christians. Surprised? No wonder, because the lie gets told over and over again that “God hates fags” and it is the precious few queer Christians…

The purpose of rolling the stone was not for Jesus to escape the tomb but rather to show people that the he was not there anymore, the tomb was emptied. He even appeared to people letting them know his victory over death. At this point, Jesus resurrection demonstrated that he was not a human being but…

burned alive by the order of King Noah, Abinadi never denied the spirit nor the power of God. Throughout the few scriptures of Mosiah, we are taught detailed information from the Law of Moses, ten commandments, and Jesus Christ’s atonement and resurrection. Abinadi prophesied that Christ is both the Father and the Son; salvation does not come through the law, but through the atonement; and having eternal life is redeemed by the Lord are the doctrines that are embedded in the scriptures.…

Jehovah’s Witnesses compared to the rest of Christianity They are those strange people who leave pamphlets at your door. They mysteriously want nothing to do with medical procedures involving blood transfusions. They go to strange places called “Kingdom Halls” But who are they really? And what do they believe? These people are Jehovah’s witnesses. They are a very different debnomination than most of Christianity and often are thought of as strange or foreign by many others. Although they…

Abstract Hypocephalus is a small round disk-shaped object generally made not only of plastered linen, but also of papyrus, bronze, gold, wood, or clay. Ancient Egyptians used it from the Late Period by placing it under the heads of their deceased persons. This odd disk, covered with strange images and texts, is known as "Hypocephalus," which is a Greek word for "That which is below the head," referring to its religious significance. This unusual religious pillow enabled the deceased to identify…

137)]. Another way that it is seen is as an initiation rite into the body of Christ as a way of showing ‘complete surrender unto the Spirit’ (White 2001, pp.137). Sort of like symbolism of the same things that Christ experienced, birth, death and resurrection with the acceptance of salvation, the baptism and submersion into water and the renewal of…

Many Christians are curious about who the two witnesses in Revelation 11:3-13 happen to be. These two witnesses are among the most dramatic characters in the Scripture. They prophesy before the world for three and a half years. During that time, they can strike the earth with every kind of plague as often as they desire and cannot be harmed by their enemies. When they have finished their testimony, they are killed by the beast but they rise to life in three and a half days. In this paper, I will…

chaos and punishment had killed his brother to become the king of Egypt but he got killed by Horus and died. Ra, he is the sun god and one of the most important gods of Egypt. He was also associated with the building of the pyramids and resurrection. Ra symbolically was born at every sunrise and symbolically died at every sunrise. He is portrayed to have a falcon head but the body of a head. Instead of a crown he is depicted to have a solar disc on top of his head. The Egyptian…

Acts there are witnesses of the deity of Christ Jesus. The Apostle Peter along with Philip believed that Jesus ' resurrection was in fulfillment of Messianic prophecy; The Apostle Peter refers to Jesus as the Holy and Righteous One and as the Prince of Life. Another witness in the book of Acts is the Apostle Paul he preached Jesus as the Son of God, as well as proclaiming the resurrection of Jesus as validation of His divinity. Each one of these witness in the book of Acts contributes to the…

The primary point being made in the document is that baptism weaves together some of the major themes and emphases of the Christian faith. The ideas set out in is document of Baptism include: Baptism as the participation in Christ’s death and resurrection, washing away our sin, new birth, an enlightenment by Christ, a reclothing in Christ, a renewal by the Spirit, the experience of salvation from the flood, an exodus from bondage, and a liberation into a new humanity in which barriers of…