In less than 48 hours after his death, on Easter Sunday, Jesus would be alive again. At one moment, during the early evening of Holy Thursday, Jesus was laughing, drinking, and eating.

A researcher has pieced together the final moments leading up to Jesus' death and resurrection. The new map - based on Bible scripture and archaeological evidence - recounts Christ's journey ...

Jim Caviezel returns as Jesus, with some potential de-ageing magic to bridge the 20-year gap since the 2004 film. If you’re wondering how long it’s been: The Passion of the Christ opened to ...

In other words, the bodily resurrection of Jesus simply is the outward expression of early Christian experience, not an actual or, at least, a verifiable event in human history.

Yet the Christian understanding of resurrection was taken to an unprecedented degree in the decades following Jesus’ death. More in World Pilots ‘switched off wrong engine’ in South Korea ...

With Jesus' resurrection, there was physical proof that what He said was true. He had defeated death, and had risen again. There are other lessons to be learned from the Emmaus Road, said Johnston.

He continued, "One would identify that he likely brought up the Old Testament Messianic prophecies, the crucifixion [and] his death and resurrection," adding that "Jesus Christ fulfilled over 300 ...

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May 10, 2005 -- -- Did Jesus rise from the dead? The stories of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ inspire faith and fuel controversy to this day. But what do we know about what really happened on ...

The death and resurrection of Jesus is the most famous underdog story in history. A low-status artisan from Galilee challenged the authorities of his time and ended up dying a brutal and ...

Who is Jesus Christ? This weekend, his 2.3 billion followers will observe Easter, the Christian high holy day marking his resurrection from death.

Many people don't know the origins of the name, or about other non-Christian traditions associated with the day when Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, a religious scholar explains.