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I've only heard the dying and rising of Jesus Christ called the crucifixion and resurrection
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What represents dying to sin and rising to new life in christ?
baptism
What is the mystery of your dying to sin and rising with Christ to the new life of grace?
You die to sin and rise to new life of grace with Christ in all the sacraments beginning with Baptism.
Is baptism a symbol of of dying and rising again?
It is a symbol of being bathed in the blood of Christ showing His covering of your sins, and you outward expression of you inward love.
What is the name of the carving of Madonna and the dying Christ?
Pieta
How did Jesus accomplish his work?
By dying on the cross for our sins and rising again
What is the sacrament of your dying and rising?
baptism
Is the number of people dying increasing?
yes because the death toll is rising in alot of places
What were Jesus Christ major deeds?
heeling the sick, raising the dead, turning water to wine, feeding a whole nation with some fish and bread, dying on the cross and rising 3 days after, giving people hope, always being there for us, etc. I could go on and on
Do you have a photo of Jesus Christ dying on the cross with Goliath skull underground below him?
No, because photography had not been invented yet at the time of Christ's death.
How did Jesus Christ bring Christianity?
By preaching and healing, and by dying and by rising again, and finally, and this is the main way he 'brought Christianity', by sending the Holy Ghost to his believers. I think Jesus didn't bring Christianity. Christianity came after Jesus died. Because Christianity is based on the death burial and resurrection of Jesus. Salvation through faith in Jesus Christ wasn't preached until after His death.
Why did he die on the upside down cross?
Because he felt that he was not worthy of dying in the same manner of Jesus Christ.
What is the best gift in the world?
The gift of Jesus Christ dying for you on the cross and eternal life. But not everyone accepts that.
