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   Trinity

   The immediate context of these verses was providing "assurance of the presence and power of God both in the ministry of Jesus and the ongoing life of the community"; but, beyond this immediate context, these verses raised questions of relationship between Father, Son and the Holy Spirit, especially as concerns their distinction and their unity. ... And we are in him who is true—even in his Son Jesus Christ.
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   Jesus Christ in comparative mythology

   Among other Hellenic figures who may be compared with Jesus Christ is Pythagoras : for, just as Pythagoras is named for the serpent-god Pythōn, so likewise "As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up" (Gospel according to John 3:14). ... The "Theos ho Patēr" ('God the Father') of the Euaŋgelia ('Gospels'), who had his own Son cruelly put to death, can only be Mōlōk ("Moloch"), the national god of Moab, who was likewise known for putting to death, in cruel ways, his (or one's own, in commemoration of this god's actions) progeny.
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   The Young Man from Nain

   'The Young Man from Nain' was the widow's son who Christ raised from the dead.
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   Historicity of Jesus

   Other relevant creeds which predate the texts wherein they are found that have been identified are 1John 4:2: "This is how you can recognize the Spirit of God: Every spirit that acknowledges that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God", 2Timothy 2:8: "Remember Jesus Christ, raised from the dead, this is my Gospel", Romans 1:3-4: "regarding his Son, who as to his human nature was a descendant of David, and who through the spirit of holiness was declared with power to be the Son of God by his resurrection from the dead: Jesus Christ our Lord.", and 1Timothy 3:16: "He appeared in a body, was vindicated by the Spirit, was seen by angels, was preached among the nations, was believed on in the world, was taken up in glory," an early creedal hymn.
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   Resurrection of Jesus

   2 Tim. 2:8: "Remember Jesus Christ, raised from the dead, this is my Gospel." ... | Trinity · (Father · Son · Holy Spirit) History of · Theology · Apologetics |
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   Christ

   Jesus Christ as believed by his followers is the living son of God and will return to judge mankind one day. ... Jesus was neither crucified nor dead, but was raised to Heaven by God while still living.
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   Mormonism and Christianity

   We accept the divinity of the Only Begotten Son of God in the flesh. ... Baptism is traditionally understood as a symbol of the washing away of sins, by union with Christ in his death, to be raised up with him in newness of life.
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   Jesus

   ↑ The Watchtower © Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania | 10/1/06 p. 5 You Can Live Forever |"the apostle Paul explains: "Christ, now that he has been raised up from the dead, dies no more; death is master over him no more." ... Jesus: God the Son or Son of God?
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   Bezhin Meadow

   His father quotes from the Bible: "If the son betrays his father, kill him like a dog!" ... Additionally, Birgit Beumers writes, "The peasants here are grey-bearded prophets; the young men are broad-shouldered Renaissance apostles; the fleshy girls are earthly Madonnas; the peasant wrecking the iconostasis is a biblical Samson; the chubby young boy in the shirt, raised high under the cupola towards the slanting sun-ray which turns his locks golden, is the young Jesus Christ ascending to the Heavenly Throne."
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    United Church of Christ

    The United Church of Christ acknowledges as its sole Head, Jesus Christ, Son of God and Savior. ... Raised UCC, now is Catholic.

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