The Resurrection is a mystery that is beyond our understanding. How can someone who has died come back to life? It is not an event that we can explain with logic or science. Even the Bible does not tell us exactly what happened. Jesus was crucified and buried. The next moment, the tomb was found to be empty and Jesus appeared to various people. These were not dreamers or deceivers, but people who were deeply moved by something they themselves could not explain.
The Resurrection is not a simple miracle, but a sign of something greater: that there is more than we can see, that love and life are stronger than death and darkness. It does not provide easy answers, but invites wonder. It does not ask for proof, but for trust. It is a mystery that does not need to be solved, but experienced, lived and believed.
For Christians, the resurrection is the core of their faith. This is not just a story about farewell or loss, but a message of hope and victory. The resurrection says that death does not have the last word. What seemed impossible has happened after all. This gives strength to people who are suffering, mourning or searching for meaning. In the resurrection, Christians recognise God's promise: that He gives life, even where everything seems dead. It is a mystery, something we cannot fully understand, but can experience. It invites us to believe, to trust that good is stronger than evil. And that, despite everything, life can always begin anew.
After the resurrection, Jesus appeared to his apostles several times, to their amazement, and that the resurrection was so beyond doubt for ten of them that they paid for this truth with their lives?
