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Where are 5 resurrections from the New Testament in the Bible apart from Christ's?
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There is only one instance of people other than Jesus being resurrected.
When Jesus died on the cross there was a great earthquake and some of the graves were opened. The bodies of these saintly people in these graves resurrected after Jesus Himself was resurrected. These people did not remain on earth for long as they were probably given glorified bodies and are now in heaven Matthew 27:51-53).
There is a difference between being brought back to life, only to die later on in life, and being resurrected. The main resurrection has not occurred as yet, but will soon. When this happens the saints will be with Jesus forever. And as I mentioned above when a person is brought back to life they will eventually die again.
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Assuming your question is about people dying and being brought back to life - physical - again, then read Luke 7:12, 8:49, 12:1-11 for Jesus and one for Paul in Acts 20:19 and Peter had one also with 'Jabitha' ??
As noted above, at the time of the death of Christ, miraculously graves were opened and people once dead arose for a unspecified period of time. It is probable that these died again and are awaiting their resurrection as the Scripture is very clear about.
The only human to be resurrected into spirit and went to Heaven was Jesus:
John 3:13New King James Version (NKJV)13 No one has ascended to heaven but He who came down from heaven, that is, the Son of Man who is in heaven.[
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How was the Bible put to together?
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no one
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Why are they called saints?
Saint in the Old Testament means clean, free from defilement of crimes, idolatry and other unclean things. In the New Testament it means holy, set apart for God. The New Testament refers to believers in Christ as saints. They have been made clean by Christ's payment of their sins, and have been set apart by and for God, for the furtherance of the gospel.
Is there anywhere in the Bible that says that Jesus is Michael the archangel?
No. In the first chapter of the New Testament epistle to the Hebrews, Jesus is clearly set apart from (and above) the angels in no uncertain terms.There are some groups, however, who believe this - notably the jehovah's Witnesses. but this teaching is false and unBiblical.
Was samson's shoulders 90 feet apart in the Bible?
No man's shoulders have a width that spans 90 feet. So no, not in the Bible.
Is Florida apart of the Bible belt region?
Florida is most often excluded from both the Bible Belt and from the South in general.
How many times is the word Holy in the Old Testament?
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What black man wrote a book or books in the New Testament?
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