The Resurrection and Its Meaning
The Resurrection and Its Meaning explains that believers are united with Christ in life and transformation. It argues that faith makes the believer a new person living in God’s world, no longer under sin, with a divine mission to conquer in Christ’s name. It urges living with a heavenly focus and a strengthened spiritual posture.
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Martha
Lazarus
Jesus
God
Christ Jesus
Christ
Adam
Easter Day and the Day of Divine Lucidity
A May morning of 1797 is recalled when the Folkstone cliffs show French cottages across. The piece links Easter Day to a spiritual awakening after Passion and before Ascension, describing the unseen world as near, real, and felt by ordinary people who see through shadows into the life of things.
Easter Answer and The World Is Mine Exchange
Poem fragment quotes a dialogue between Death and Life attributed to W F Warren. It presents a philosophical exchange on ownership and mortality with a dramatic contrast between death asserting rule and life asserting rightful possession. The line shows archaic reflective tone typical of period verse.
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W. F, Warren
The Old Masters: Crucifixion and Resurrection Illustrations
Illustrations on this page depict famous old masters works on the Crucifixion and Resurrection. The priceless originals are housed in Europe’s great art galleries.
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Europe
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Oma
WYTY
Coly
Oolchyo
Auyniy CE
Lang
Cumberland
Lang’s
Cumberland United Church
Miss Jean Burns
Columbia College
Special Musical Service
Eveyone
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