THE DOCTRINE OF THE RESURRECTION,
THE RETURN OF CHRIST AND RELATED EVENTS
Memory Verse: Matt. 24:42
I. THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST.
2. The testimony of Jesus to the 10 apostles. (a)-2 Luke 24:39
3. His invitation to Thomas. (a)-3 John 20:27
4. The declaration of the Scriptures. (a)-4 I Cor. 15:4
5. The empty tomb. (a)-6 Luke 24:3-6
6. The change wrought in the apostles.
b. After He revealed Himself to them in His resurrection body, they were very bold in preaching and witnessing about the resurrection. They would die rather than give up this precious doctrine.
(2) Hear him again in Acts 3:14,15.
(3) Note him before the Sanhedrin and others. Acts 4:10,33; 5:29-32
2. Without it, faith would also be vain. v. 14
3. Without it, we would be false witnesses. v. 15
4. Without it, we would still be in our sins. v. 17
5. Without it, the dead in Christ have perished. v. 18
6. Without it, all our hope would be in this life, and this would make us of all men most miserable. v. 19
II. HIS ASCENSION AND PRESENT WORK.
1. The disciples saw Him ascend bodily. (b)-1-2-4 Acts 1:9; Luke 24:51; Mark 16:19
2. The Angels testified of His ascension. (b)-2 Acts 1:11
3. The Scriptures declare His ascension. (b)-6-7 Heb. 8:1; 12:2
4. Christ testified of his own ascension. (b)-5 Rev. 3:21
2. Our High Priest is touched with the feeling of our infirmities. Heb. 4:14-16; (c)-4 Heb. 2:17
3. He ever lives to make intercession for us. Heb. 7:25
4. We have Him as our "advocate" (representative), with the Father. (c)-3 I John 2:1
5. He is perfect (complete) in all that He does for us. (c)-5 Heb. 5:9-10
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