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What I learned about resurrection
The crucifixion of Christ Jesus is an event all Christians are familiar with. How grateful we can all be, though, that the crucifixion is not where Jesus’ story ends! After Jesus is taken down from the cross, he spends three days in a tomb, an experience that Mary Baker Eddy says gave him “a refuge from his foes, a place in which to solve the great problem of being” (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 44). Then, the stone is rolled away, and he arises from the tomb.
He had annulled the so-called laws of material science and demonstrated the scientific and sublime proof of eternal Life. Demonstrating his spiritual identity as the eternal Christ enabled Jesus to rise from death. This is what is known as the resurrection. And the eternal Christ, the truth of eternal Life, is not dead at all but is in fact very much alive and able to bring about our own resurrection from mortality!

April 15, 2019 issue
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From the readers
Linda Bargmann, Anne Hughes
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Easter: The certainty of joy
Margarita Sandelmann Thatcher
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Jerusalem—city of hope
Robin Harragin Hussey
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What I learned about resurrection
Kelly Byquist
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Divine Love, our help, is here
Doug Moser
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When the stings in our life are healed
Mark Swinney
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Listen for your Shepherd
Annette Dutenhoffer
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Painful gums healed
Garwin Smith
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Healed on a study abroad trip
Courtlyn Reekstin
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Meaningful healings over the years
Harriet C. Maloney
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Rolling away the stone
Béatrice Labarthe
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Awake, listening, and engaged: A resurrection story to call your own
Kim Crooks Korinek