The Resurrection of Christ: The Proofs of the Resurrection, Part 3

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8. The . The Church never had a greater enemy than Saul of Tarsus. He was a well-known individual in Judaism, belonging to the sect known as the Pharisees, who believed in the , but certainly not in the . What changed this terrible persecutor of the Church into the mighty preacher of Christ? The resurrection of Christ! From the day on the road to Damascus, he never doubted the resurrection. He suffered at the hands of his own countrymen and in the courts of the foreigner because of his belief in Christ’s resurrection.

9. . Since we have been born again has been placed in our hearts: that our sins have been taken away and that is assured. This hope could only be guaranteed by a . We are not saved from our sins by a living mother, nor by a dead Jew, but by a .

10. The . The Gospels were written or dictated by , “chosen before of God, even to us, who did eat and drink with him after he rose from the dead” (Acts 10:41b). In reading the Gospels, we notice the little details, , which prove to us how and how the accounts are.


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