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To ascend means to go up, and the eyewitness accounts were of Him going up into the sky on a cloud (and that He said He would return the same way).
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What was it called when Jesus went back to heaven?
It is called the Ascension of Jesus. After his resurrection, Jesus was taken up to heaven in the presence of his disciples.
What is the mystery of Jesus' suffering death and resurrection called?
the suffering, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus is called
What event does the story of the ascension describe?
The story of the ascension describes the event in the Christian faith when Jesus Christ ascended into heaven after being resurrected from the dead. It is commonly believed to have taken place 40 days after his resurrection.
How many where there for Jesus ascension?
The bible says there were 200 believers who witnessed jesus ascension to heaven.
What was Jesus' going to heaven called?
His ascension into Heaven. This was 40 days after His resurrection from the dead.
What is the passion death resurrection and assertion of Jesus called?
For Christians, belief in the passion, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus are called essential Christian doctrine.
When was Jesus last seen?
Jesus was last seen at the Ascension.
What do we remember on the ascension?
when jesus accended into heaven
What is bigger ascension or call of the dead?
Ascension because it is slot of fun and it tells an interesting story about the ascension group
What do we call Jesus' death resurrection and ascension?
A mystery
Which angel told the watching diciples at Jesus' Ascension that Jesus' second coming would take place in the same manner as his ascension?
gabrelAnswer:The two angels who appeared to the apostles at the ascension are not named (see Acts 1:9-11).
Did Jesus say 'you are a Christian'?
No. The term "Christian" wasn't coined until after Jesus' ascension and the establishment of the church (Acts 11:26). Jesus called those who believed in Him "My disciples" (John 8:31 and others).
