Frankly, the deepest pain you'll ever know and the deepest pain I'll ever know is not physical. It's not material. It doesn't have to do with our physical body and it doesn't have to do with our material or economic or circumstantial life patterns. The greatest pain we will ever know is relational. It is the potential of people to devastate us, to destroy us, to abuse us. And apart from internal personal guilt which has to be the greatest pain but that is personal and internal, the most serious pain we suffer in the world comes from unfulfilled and devastated relationships. No disease is as painful as rejection. No disease is as painful as false accusation. No disease is as painful as misrepresentation, betrayal [and] hatred.
John MacArthur

What the Bible says about the: Doctrine of ‘Christ’s Death, Resurrection, and Ascension’

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CULT or NOT

What the Bible says about the: Doctrine of ‘Christ’s Death, Resurrection, and Ascension’

    Christ died:
    Phil 2:8 the death of the cross
    Matt 27:57-60 Joseph requests the dead body of Jesus, and prepares it for burial
    Rom 5:6 Christ died for the ungodly
    John 19:33-34 soldiers saw that he was dead, broke not his legs, pierced his side, out came blood and water
    Matt 27:51 the veil was torn
    Christ’s resurrection:
    John 20:19-27 Christ appears to disciples and to Thomas
    Luke 24:39 Christ appears to other disciples on other occasion
    I Cor 15:17 If Christ is not raised, ye are yet in your sins
    I Cor 15: 20-22 Christ is risen from the dead
    Christ’s Ascension
    Acts 1:9-11 he was taken up (Christ did not disappear into a higher mental state)

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