The_Significance_Of_The_Resurrection

The Significance Of The Resurrection The significance of the resurrection is often over shadowed by Easter and a bunch of rituals. And the question is of how many people actually know the true meaning and significances of it all. One of the most significant things about the resurrection was that Jesus claimed to be the son of god and through his resurrection he basically proofed his claim. At the sight of our lords a solider exclaimed, “truly this was the son of god” (Mark15:39)also Jesus was raised , to which we are all witnesses. “Therefore let all the house of Israel know for certain that God has made Him both Lord and Christ--this Jesus whom you crucified” (Acts 2:23-24, 32-33, 36). Now that we have establish that Jesus Christ was the son of god we can look at another aspect as to how the resurrection of him was significant to the world. The death of Christ was significant to the world because it was a part of God’s eternal plan that Christ would die as an innocent sacrificial lamb, as a substitute payment for the sins of men. The sacrifices of the Old Testament system anticipated Him who was to come as the “Lamb of resurrection, lord, christ, god, death, jesus, sins, woman, son, dead, way, testament, old, men, lord’s, judge, changes, because, significant, saved, sacrifice, raised, faith, fact, condition, burial, been, unbelievers, taken, sinners, sin, response, place, own, now, much