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Jesus Christ’s resurrection was a demonstration of God’s power
The power of God the Father
See also Mt 22:29–32; Ac 2:24; Ac 3:15; Ac 10:40; Ac 13:29–30; Ga 1:1; Col 2:12
The power of the Holy Spirit
Ro 1:4; 1 Ti 3:16; 1 Pe 3:18
The resurrection confirmed Jesus Christ as the Son of God
Jn 20:30–31 John calls Jesus Christ’s miracles “signs” (see also Jn 2:11; 6:2) and his resurrection is the climax, confirming his identity beyond all doubt; Ro 1:4
See also Ps 2:7; Ac 13:33
The centrality of the resurrection of Jesus Christ
As the basis of faith
See also Ac 3:15; Ac 4:33; Ac 17:18; Ac 24:21; Ro 10:9; 2 Ti 2:8; Heb 6:1–2
As the basis of believers’ justification
Ro 4:25; Ro 8:34
As the basis of Christian hope
Ac 24:15; 1 Co 15:19
As the basis of believers’ resurrection
1 Co 15:20–23 The Law of Moses (Ex 23:16) provided for an offering of the firstfruits of crops to God.
The firstfruits were the guarantee of the full harvest to come.
The NT sees the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the firstfruits of the full ingathering of all God’s people when Jesus Christ comes again.
See also Jn 14:19; Ac 26:23; Ro 8:11
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