You may put truth in a grave; it won’t stay there. You may nail the truth to a cross and shut it up in a tomb; the truth will rise — as Jesus Christ rose on Easter morning.” The resurrection ...

The first reaction to the resurrection was fear. The women who discovered the empty tomb, those who encountered angelic emissaries: All were scared out of their wits by the flabbergasting ...

It tells us that Jesus is risen. But it also declares ... issues that underlie debates as to the actuality of the empty tomb or the Resurrection to which it points. An adroit use of terms might ...

From the location of the “place of skulls” to ancient Jewish burial rites, here’s what archaeologists do—and don’t—know about the truth behind the Easter story.

- John and Peter saw the empty tomb, and John wrote that he "saw and believed" but apparently didn't share that at the time ...

Sightings of Jesus post-resurrection occurred not to convince non-believers, but to bless those who already had faith in Him.

or otherwise — who dispute the historicity of Jesus of Nazareth’s death, burial, and the empty tomb. And, most significantly, the historical fact of the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth is ...

The Gospels recount various events connected with the Resurrection. They speak of the women who went to the grave, expecting to anoint Jesus’ body and instead finding an empty tomb (Luke 24:1-10 ...

there are many arguments to support the resurrection, such as the empty tomb, the disciples’ fervent belief in the event, even in the face of persecution and biblical prophecies, even by Jesus ...

These ordinary things, these simple folks, these silent spaces — like the life in Galilee and the silence of the empty tomb — will always be the sign of Jesus’ resurrection. We are always ...

but to anoint the body of Jesus, and that they, along with the apostles, could not believe that a resurrection had taken place. A fourth testimony to the empty tomb is peculiar to Matthew (28:11 ...