Jesus’ Resurrection Brings Mankind into God’s Presence

By Gwen Posted Nov 4, 2026 at 10:34 PM
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The post opens with a light joke about a prime minister who is supposedly popular with the dead, then turns to the author’s real point: Jesus Christ is the one who truly has a claim to that popularity. The author describes the moment after the crucifixion, when Jesus’s body lay in a sealed tomb and His enemies assumed the story had ended, while God’s plan was in fact moving toward the resurrection.

Next, the author explains what resurrection means in this context. It is not simply a return to ordinary earthly life, as with Lazarus, who later died again. Instead, Jesus received a spiritual body that lives forever, and the author teaches that all who are resurrected receive an incorruptible body. The author then explains why this was necessary: the plan of redemption, set in motion after the fall of Adam and Eve, offers a way for people to be with God forever without God going back on His word. The post recounts the story of the Garden of Eden, the forbidden fruit, and the banishment that kept mankind from the tree of life, and it reflects on how Christ’s death and resurrection opened a path for all people to rise.

The post concludes that Jesus helps believers in two ways. First, He took on our sins, making repentance possible in this life. Second, His resurrection paves the way for each person to be brought into God’s presence, prepared through repentance, baptism, and enduring to the end. The author closes with praise for what the Lord has done, returning to the opening joke to emphasize that Jesus is the one truly popular with the dead.

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