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Spiritual archaeologists
"Did not our heart burn within us, while he talked with us by the way, and while he opened to us the scriptures?" (Luke 24:32).
Not only is that one of those verses about Jesus from the New Testament that many Christians wish they could experience. It's also one that many have experienced. Like me.
I didn't have a personal encounter with the risen Saviour, as the two first-century followers did who are talking in that verse from Luke's Gospel. After leaving Jerusalem following the crucifixion, dejected, wondering perhaps how their Master was unable to save himself when he had saved so many others, they received the ultimate sermon—from Jesus himself, explaining the Hebrew Scriptures in light of his mission.
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March 22, 2004 issue
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From Jesus the man—to Jesus the Christ
Bill Dawley
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letters
with contributions from Janet D. Miguel, Gloria Campbell, L'Wanda Greenlaw, Eileen M. James, Kaye Stoffel
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items of interest
with contributions from Ken Dilanian, Andrew Napier, Christie Storm
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The Passion of THE CHRIST—another perspective
By Chet Manchester
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My moment of grace at The Passion
By Laura Matthews
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Searching for Christ's impact today
By Richard Bergenheim
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How Christ is alive in my life
with contributions from Marta Greenwood, Subhash Malhotra, Leide Lessa, Mark Swinney
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Is there no sacrificial atonement?
Mary Baker Eddy
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Jesus, religion and American culture
Mary Trammell with contributions from Stephen Prothero, Alan Wolfe
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Why didn't I know about this church?
By Chineze Osegbue
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Spiritual archaeologists
By Madelon Miles
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'To triumph in Christ'
By Channing Walker
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A landmark healing prayer
Ross Shickler
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Healing of groin condition
David E. Johnson
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The Bible speaks to us
Maryse Oviève
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At the feet of Jesus
Editor