The Resurrection's Reality

1. Mary Magdalene, near the sepulcher (Mark 16:9-10; John 20:14) 1 person
2. The two Marys, somewhere between the sepulcher and Jerusalem (Matt 28:9) 2 people
3. Two disciples on the road to Emmaus (Mark 16:12; Luke 24:13) 2 people
4. Peter, the apostles and others in or near Jerusalem (Luke 24:36; John 20:19) 13 persons
5. The eleven apostles and others at Jerusalem (Mark 16:14; John 20:26) 12 people
6. The apostles at the Sea of Tiberias, Galilee (John 21) 11 people
7. The eleven apostles on a mountain in Galilee (Matt. 28:16) 11 people
8. Five hundred brethren at once (1 Cor. 15:6) 500 people
9. To James, the other 10, and Paul (1 Cor. 15:7) 12 people
10. The eleven apostles at the time of the ascension, Mount of Olives (Mark:16:19; Luke 24:50-51) 11 people
11. A great multitude of the Nephites (3 Nephi 11:8) 2500 people
12. Spring 1820 Joseph Smith (Joseph Smith 1:5-26) 1 person
13. Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon February 16, 1832 (D & C 76:11-24) 2 people
14. Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdrey April 3, 1836 (D & C 110:1-11) 2 people
Approximately 3079 personally saw and bear record of the reality of Christ's Resurrection. And, though I am not numbered with them, never have I personally felt the reality of Christ's Resurrection greater than I have at this time in my life. May the blessings of Easter's message of Hope, Renewal, Revival, and Resurrection be with us always.
4 Comments:
Happy Easter
Yes, happy Easter. I want to leave a thought of my own about Jesus this season. What he did for us is beyond our comprehension - and is the center of our faith. I wonder how much each of us has been a witness to the resurrection? Certainly we have been made alive in Christ, or should seek to become so. Not an easy task these days.
a thought of my own
Eric and Jettboy, thanks for your comments. I hope your respective Easter celebrations were filled with Christ's spirit, and the hope of Eternal Life. Thanks for your link as well Jettboy.
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