In the Resurrection story, what does the donkey's part?  I have the Resurrection Eggs and not the meanings.
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on palm Sunday or the Sunday before the resurrection when Jesus was going back to Israel he asked his followers to bring him a clean young donkey to carry him into the city \nfor the passover festival \nresurrection is the day (Easter Sunday) the Jesus rose from the dead \ni hope this helps if not then read the bible \nhave a happy and holy Easter weekend
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I had years of misunderstanding about this myself because I thought that it meant that Christ spent 72 hours in the tomb. However, it means that He spent a part of three days in the tomb. See, Friday was the day He died and was buried. That was the first say. Saturday was the only whole day and was the second day. Then He rose on the third day, which was Sunday. The most important parts of this are the Death and Resurrection of Christ. Not the 72 hours or less. God Bless You for wanting to know. For more info on the atonement of Christ go to www.mormon.org.
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When you are scared out of your mind, you can believe in pink elephants.\n\nWhen you aren't scared out of your mind, you should have a mind to think with.\n\n\nHow can any thinking person believe?\n\n\nJesus?\n\n\nIf Jesus died, he was not God.  Does a god die?\n\nIf Jesus died on Friday, undied on Sunday, what was the sacrifice? He sacrificed at most, just a few hours. Big deal!\n\nIf you gave to a charity on Friday and it was returned on Sunday,  what was your gift to charity?\n\nDeath = Becoming permanently dead, no life, no possibility of life.\n\nSacrifice = giving up something to help others, never to be returned.\n\nGod = Eternal, never being born, never dying.
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Huh? Who is Jesus? Do you mean that jewish rabbi Jeshu that the greek christians renamed Jesus and claimed him as their God in the flesh? Didn't he already come back once? How many lives does that guy get any way? The last event would probably be "WORLD-WIDE PANIC"
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I don't think these two understand your question...\n\nI wish I could help. Where did you hear there is an easter egg? Because I find plenty of mentions of easter eggs on season 6, but never heard of one on season 4. Sorry.
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I suppose you mean Lazarus, who was raised from the dead by Jesus. Interestingly, the Bible makes no mention of him dying a second time, although it is clearly understood that he did. However, there were several other Bible characters who were raised from the dead as well.
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First, in order to understand this issue, you have to consider it context.  This can be a very long explanation, but I'll try to keep it short and sweet.  Basically, this is referring to the second coming of Christ.  This concerns His judgment at that second coming.
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To daredevil pup:  of course that's not God.  That's the EYE of God.  Actually, the sixth eye of God, I guess.\n\nMr. Eye of God:  I can't speak for others, but I forsake your Son for a very good reason:  it was his turn to buy at the pub over the weekend and he "forgot" his wallet.  Something about not having any pockets in his white robe where he could put a wallet.  Frankly, I'm just a little sick of that excuse!
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read Ezekiel chapter one and see what hes describing and Elijah was picked up and taken to heaven in a chariot of fire! so yes spiritual beings Angel's or demons will appear in a chariot of fire! read Ezekiel chapter one! he call's them creatures and describes flying objects fling at lighting speed!UFO"S are in the bible!
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Your man there has it wrong. Both "is risen" and "has risen" are correct, depending on the tense you want to use.\n\nIf you are stressing the idea that Jesus defeated death once and for all through His resurrection, "the Lord is risen." "Jesus Christ is risen today" is a major theme for Easter Sunday sermons.\n\nIf you are stressing the idea that this happened 2,000 years ago, "The Lord has risen" is what you want. \n\nFrom the Book of Luke, Chapter 24: 5In their fright the women bowed down with their faces to the ground, but the men said to them, "Why do you look for the living among the dead? 6He is not here; he has risen!...\n...34and saying, "It is true! The Lord has risen and has appeared to Simon." \n\nSee the Catholic Globe bulletin (link below) for how "is risen" is used.
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Whether or not Jesus was mortal shouldn't really matter, so far as I know. Jesus was supposed to die for humanity's sins so we could accept him as a savior, etc. The part about him bodily going to heaven after being resurrected was just a last miracle, a last hurrah, and to me doesn't seem necessary to the story. It would be easily enough taken as metaphor instead of literal anyway if physical proof came up to the contrary. Though you'd have to realize, with religious folk what is scientific isn't proof enough; heck, they don't believe in the dinosaurs half the time.
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There is a Chinese story of a cosmic egg. At the beginning of time all was chaos, and this chaos was shaped like a hen's egg. Inside the egg were Yin and Yan, ..........   One day the warring entities inside the egg rent it apart. the heavier elements sank, to form the earth, and the lighter ones floated, to form the sky. And betweenthe earth and the sky was P'an-ku, the first being.......There is a dragon mentioned in the story too.   Probably not the story you are looging for but a parallel one from another culture.
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:}\nJohn 5:7  For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.\n\nthe asker seems disappointed that G-d is greater than he can understand.\n\nthere are dumber lesser beast which can be understood even by the asker\n\nTo conclude that G-d doesn't exist because a mortal cant understand him is absurd\n\nor that his nature cannot be what he taught it to be because this mortal cannot explain it.\n\n\nHow very human of us.
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What do we do on Easter.\nUnless your leaving where you are to GO somewhere and hunt eggs.  But egg hunting isn't a destination, so I'm still going with the first question.
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Hey kewlchic1...\n\n I've just read the short story and I enjoyed reading about the miracles of brother Gómez in the city of Lima.\n The scorpion alluded in the title is mentioned in the last miracle of the story. One day, brother Gómez is visited by a peddler who, knowing of the brother's miraculous reputation, hopes to be granted the miracle of having loads of money. Brother Gómez grants him the miracle by transforming a scorpion in his cell into a scorpion shaped jewel. The peddler uses it to pay his debts and make money. At the end, he returns the jewel to brother Gómez and he brings it to life again.\n\nHope this helps!
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What exactly are you asking? What am I agreeing with? If it's a matter of whether I think this verse sets forth biblical doctrine, then yes. I believe in a physical resurrection (for everyone--though only those who are covered by the atonement get to go to heaven). I also believe in a spiritual atonement and an entrance into the Kingdom of G-d, both made possible through the work of Yeshua Messiah (Jesus Christ) on the cross. And I believe that the only reason we can approach Him to praise Him is "through grace divine," because I certainly don't deserve to be in His presence. Only the blood of an innocent Man allows me to come near Him.\n\nWhat is the reference, by the way? I tried to find the verse...not sure what translation you are using.
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It's in the book of Daniel. The words were written on a wall by a hand that appeared. Daniel was brought in to interpret the words. It is something about your time being up. The king that saw the words written died that night. I don't recall any more off the top of my head. Daniel is a really interesting book. I would highly recommend reading it.