Jesus was raised from the dead once. The 'again' enters the picture through the original Greek word "ἀναστήσας." 'ἀνα' can be translated as 'to, up, back, anew.' Also, Wycliffe used the word aȝenreisid (again-raised) for 'resurrected.' ('Resurrected' itself has 're' in it which connotes 'again.') It is from the 'anew' variation and the Wycliffe contribution that Tyndale derived 'again.' The editors of the King James Bible subsequently borrowed it. It's not so much that Jesus raised again a second time, as that He returned to life - a new, resurrected life - and thus was alive - again.
It refers to a dead man who has died in belief of Jesus. That he would arise again at the second coming of Jesus Christ.
There is no such thing as Nebuchadnezzar died long before Jesus was born and thus never met him.
In the Holy Bible read John 11:21-43. It is about Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, several days after he died. Also in Luke 8:40-53, it refers to when Jesus raised Jairus' daughter from the dead. Jesus Christ is our Messiah. He died so that we can have life and salvation. He was ressurrected so we can be born again and have new life through Christ.
Nathanael is one of the disciples of Jesus mostly mentioned by name in the Gospel of John in chapter 1:43-49 and again in chapter 21.
There is nothing secret about Jesus or Christianity. The Bible makes it clear. If you want to 'meet' Jesus or share in the life God has provided through Jesus then you must be born again (born spiritually). Read John chapter 3, John 3:7 Do not marvel that I said to you, 'You must be born again.'
In 4th chapter of Mark in the Bible, Jesus is asleep on a boat with the apostles. They wake him as they were scared because of a storm. Jesus then calms the sea of Galilee, while also showing once again, that He can perform miracles.
Lazarus was raised from the dead by Jesus. He was a brother of Mary and Martha, living in Bethany. Found in John, chapter 11. Jesus spoke of another Lazarus, who was poor, sitting and begging at the gate of a rich man's home. This beggar died and went to "Abraham's bosom," a way of saying that he went to paradise. The rich man, who didn't care about the needs of the poor beggar, also died, but went to Hell, where he was in torments. Found in Luke 16:19-31.
Jesus won't preach when he returns, but he will rule.
Jesus was in Cana and attended a marriage feast, at which his mother and brothers were also present. Here Jesus performed his first miraculous sign, that of changing water into fine wine. The best wine was served last. (John 2:1-12) Later, when again in Cana, Jesus was approached by an attendant of the king, begging him to "come down" to Capernaum to heal his dying son. Without making the trip Jesus performed the cure. (John 4:46-54)
NO The Bible records a number of instances where people were raised to life. 1. Elijah raised to life the son of the widow who helped feed him during the famine. 2. The prophet Elisha raised the son of the Shunamite woman who had died. 3. Jesus raised the son of the widow at Nain. 4. Jesus raised Lazarus after his being dead for over three days. 5. Jesus raised Jairus' daughter. 6. Peter raised Dorcas from the dead. 7. Paul brought Eutychus back to life. All of these were witnessed by people other than those directly involved -particularly the New Testament ones (numbers 3-7). The New Testament ones were particularly public. The son of the widow at Nain was raised out of the coffin during the funeral procession. Many Jews had seen Lazarus buried and also saw him raised four days later. In relation to Lazarus, it is specifically mentioned that many people followed Jesus as a result of this miracle, so that Lazarus himself became a potential 'assassination target' for the jealous Jewish leaders. The difference between Jesus' rising from the dead and all the others is that there was no external human agent in Jesus' rising, and also in the fact that Jesus, unlike all the others, did not die again. Even further, Jesus predicted His own rising, while the others didn't. Jesus thus had power over death itself while the others needed to be raised by the power of God through either a prophet or apostle or through the act of God Himself in the case of those whom Jesus raised.
Paul was inspired to write Hebrews 11 - called the Faith chapter - listing many who died in the faith and are awaiting their resurrection to life again.
Event A) Jesus was born Event B) Jesus died Event C) Jesus rose again and Not-yet-an-Event) Jesus will come again