Jesus' Resurrection: Gospel Contradictions - TruthSurge 2/2

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Finishing up with the resurrection accounts. I've limited this part to only a few of the many problems. Below is a list of some other ones I didn't

cover in this vid.

Some MORE resurrection discrepancies:

Was it still dark or after dawn when the women went to the tomb? (still dark: John 20:1, during dawn: Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:1, Luke 24:1)

Did Mary Magdalene go back to the tomb with any of the disciples? (Yes: John 20:2-11) (No: Mt 28:1-10,16; Mk 16:8-14; Lu 24:9-12).

Did Peter go alone? (Yes: Lu 24:12) (No: John 20:2-6).

Did Jesus appear first to Cephas (Peter)? (Yes: 1Co 15:3-5) (No: Mt 28:9; Mk 16:9; Lu 24:9-15; John 20:14).

Did he appear at all to Mary Magdalene? (Yes: Mt 28:9; Mk 16:9 John 20:11-14) (No: Lu 24:1-51; 1Co 15:3-8).

Did he appear to her at the tomb after the disciples were told? (Yes: John 20:1-14) (No, Not at the tomb, and before they were told: Mt 28:1-9; Mk 16:1-10).

Was Mary Magdalene alone when Jesus appeared to her? (Yes: Mk 16:9-10; John 20:10-14) (No, the other Mary was with her: Mt 28:1-9).

Did she recognize him immediately? (Yes: Mt 28:9; Mk 16:9-10) (No: John 20:14).

Did Peter go to the tomb before the others were told about it? (Yes, but he was not alone: John 20:1-3,18) (No, it was after, and he went alone: Lu 24:9-12.

Did Jesus specially appear to two disciples? (Yes: Mk 16:12; Lu 24:13-31) (No: Mt 28:16-18; John 20:19-29).

Did they recognize him immediately? (Yes: Mk 16:12-13) (No: Lu 24:13-16).

Did he later appear as they spoke to the others? (Yes: Lu 24:36) (No, it was after: Mk 16:14).

Did he scold the others for not believing them? (Yes: Mk 16:14) (No: Lu 24:35-51).

Did Jesus appear just once to the disciples? (Yes: Mk 16:14-19; Lu 24:36-51) (No, it was thrice: John 20:19-26, 21:1-2,14).

Was the 1st appearance to them in Galilee? (Yes: Mt 28:9-10,16-18) (No: Lu 24:33-36,49-51; John 20:18-26; Ac 1:4).

Did they all recognize him immediately? (Yes: Mk 16:14-20; John 20:19-20) (No: Mt 28:16-17; Lu 24:36-41).

Does Jesus allow anyone to touch him b4 ascending back into heaven?
(No, John 20:17, Yes, Luke 24:39)

When did Jesus ascend back into heaven? (On the day of his resurrection:Luke 24, Mark 16, On the eighth day or possibly later: John 20:26, Forty days after his resurrection: Acts 1)

And what about all those zombies roaming Jerusalem? (Matthew 27:52-53) How'd Mark, Luke and John miss that???

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What is Resurrection?
Resurrection is the concept of coming back to life after death. In a number of ancient religions, a dying-and-rising god is a deity which dies and resurrects. The death and resurrection of Jesus, an example of resurrection, is the central focus of Christianity. As a religious concept, it is used in two distinct respects: a belief in the resurrection of individual souls that is current and ongoing (Christian idealism, realized eschatology), or else a belief in a singular resurrection of the dead at the end of the world. The resurrection of the dead is a standard eschatological belief in the Abrahamic religions.
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Gospel is the Old English translation of Greek evangelion, meaning "good news". It originally meant the Christian message itself, but in the 2nd century it came to be used for the books in which the message was set out. The four gospels of the New Testament: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John are the main source of information on the life of Jesus.

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