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For Christians, Jesus’ resurrection marks a new era in the course of human events. In this volume of lectures, professor William Milligan details everything the resurrection means. Milligan begins by analyzing the biblical and secular evidence of the Resurrection, then he addresses several objections and alternate theories. He then moves on to discuss the theological significance of the...

raised Him because of our justification. In other words, God gave up His Son to death because we had sinned, and that pardon might be possible. He raised Him again because He had procured the pardon of our sins, and had thus, by justifying us, made the new life possible. A work was to be done; Christ died and did it. The work was done; Christ was raised, and His Resurrection established the fact that He had done it.1 In raising His Son from the dead the Father gave a decisive testimony to the fact
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