The Resurrection of Christ: Unscriptural Theories
Concerning the Resurrection, Part 3

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9. The . This view sees the fleeing to Samaria, and while alone in this place, they began to think that . That is where we get the idea that He arose from the dead. The Scriptures, nevertheless, declare that they remained in Jerusalem behind closed doors until He revealed Himself to them.

10. The . This reasoning admits that the Saviour died, but states that the apostles preached the , and not His body. However, people took it wrong. The word “resurrection” is never connected with the , but rather with the , for the .

11. The . This supposition maintains that the apostles actually saw something. What they saw was a , not the Lord. The Devil had fooled them. But, if there was anything the Devil did not want them to believe, it was the , whether, a lying vision or the . Christ Himself dispels this argument by declaring, after His resurrection, that “a spirit does not have flesh and bones.”

12. The . Those who offer this suggestion say that Christ had a twin, and that three days after He had been crucified and buried, His twin showed himself, declaring that he was Christ risen from the dead. We ask, “Where was this twin hidden for thirty-three years?”


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