resurrection of Jesus Christ

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The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundational Christian belief that Jesus rose bodily from the dead, affirming his divinity and the promise of eternal life for believers.


Statements (53)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian doctrine
central belief in Christianity
event in the New Testament
affirmedBy Apostles’ Creed
Athanasian Creed
Nicene Creed
associatedWithTime third day after crucifixion
celebratedOn Easter Sunday
centralTo Christian apologetics
Christian eschatology
Christian liturgy
Christian soteriology
commemoratedBy Easter Vigil
Paschal Triduum
deniedBy nontrinitarian Christian groups
doctrineHeldBy Anglican Communion
Eastern Orthodox Church
Evangelical churches
Oriental Orthodox Churches
Pentecostal churches
Protestant churches
Roman Catholic Church
followedBy appearances of the risen Christ
ascension of Jesus
hasDoctrinalStatus article of faith in Nicene Christianity
dogma in Catholic theology
hasParticipant God the Father
Holy Spirit
Jesus Christ
hasPrimarySource First Epistle to the Corinthians
Gospel of John
Gospel of Luke
Gospel of Mark
Gospel of Matthew
New Testament
interpretedAs basis of Christian hope of eternal life
defeat of death
vindication of Jesus’ divinity
linkedConcept Paschal mystery
justification by faith
kingdom of God
resurrection of the dead
precededBy burial of Jesus
crucifixion of Jesus
scripturalBasis 1 Corinthians 15
Acts of the Apostles
Romans 6
subjectOf Christian hymnody
Christian preaching
Christian theology
historical Jesus research
tookPlaceIn Jerusalem
viewedAs bodily resurrection in most Christian traditions

Referenced by (48)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
New Testament ("resurrection of Jesus")
Paschal troparion ("Resurrection of Jesus Christ")
Regina Caeli ("Resurrection of Christ")
Supper at Emmaus ("Resurrection of Christ")
theme
Easter Alleluia ("Resurrection of Jesus")
Easter Vigil ("Resurrection of Jesus Christ")
Paschal Divine Liturgy ("Resurrection of Jesus Christ")
celebrates
Church of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ ("Resurrection of Jesus Christ")
Church on Spilled Blood ("Resurrection of Jesus Christ")
Smolny Cathedral ("Resurrection of Christ")
dedicatedTo
Passion narrative ("Resurrection narratives")
Passion of Christ ("Resurrection of Jesus")
chronologicallyPrecedes
Les Pèlerins d’Emmaüs ("Resurrection of Christ")
Les Pèlerins d’Emmaüs ("appearance of Christ after resurrection")
hasTheme
Paschal Stichera ("risen Christ")
addressedTo
Nicene Christianity
affirmsDoctrine
Joyous Saturday ("the resurrection of Jesus Christ")
anticipates
Ascension Day ("Resurrection of Jesus")
associatedEvent
Easter Monday ("Resurrection of Jesus")
associatedWith
Early Christians ("resurrection of Jesus")
centralBelief
Paschal Triduum ("Resurrection of Jesus Christ")
centralFocus
Christian iconography ("Resurrection of Christ")
centralTheme
Great Fifty Days ("Resurrection of Jesus")
commemorates
Paschal Triduum ("Resurrection of Jesus")
commemoratesEvent
Christology ("Resurrection of Jesus")
concernsDoctrine
Gospel of Luke ("Emmaus road appearance")
contains
Supper at Emmaus ("resurrected Christ")
depicts
Gospel infancy narratives ("Resurrection narratives")
distinctFrom
Glorious Mysteries ("Resurrection of Jesus")
focusesOn
Crucifixion of Jesus ("Resurrection of Jesus")
followedBy
Ascension ("Resurrection of Jesus")
followsEvent
Octoechos ("Resurrection of Christ")
hasTheologicalTheme
Atonement
involves
Atonement ("Resurrection of Jesus")
keyEvent
Savior ("resurrection of Jesus")
linkedToEvent
Easter
mainTheme
Gospels
narrativeFocus
Burial of Jesus ("Resurrection of Jesus")
precedes
Christian liturgical year
primaryFocus
Trial of Jesus ("Resurrection of Jesus")
relatedTo
Spirit of Christ ("resurrection of Christ")
relatedToDoctrine
Paschal cycle ("Resurrection of Jesus")
relatesToDoctrine
Paschal cycle ("Paschal mystery of Christ")
relatesToEvent
Christian cross
represents
Great Fifty Days ("New Testament resurrection narratives")
scripturalFocus
Paschal candle ("risen Christ")
symbolizes
Paschal canon ("Resurrection of Jesus")
theologicalFocus
Mary Magdalene ("resurrection of Jesus")
witnessedEvent

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