The Reality of the Resurrection (For Teens) - Revision history

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‎Who Is Jesus?

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‎Secular Challenges

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‎Secular Challenges

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‎Who Was Jesus

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‎Challenging the Resurrection

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‎Witnesses

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 *If you had to give an elevator speech on Jesus, what would you want to make sure to include?
-*Peter actually provided an elevator speech in Acts 11:37-43.  What were the main components of his speech?
+*Peter actually provided an elevator speech in Acts 10:37-43.  What were the main components of his speech?
 **Proclaimed by John
 **Anointed by the Holy Spirit

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 *Do any of these theories actually account for the facts stated above?
-**No, we could punch holes in each of these explanations.  However, notice that in particular, none of these theories account for the change the disciples actually experienced.  In Luke 24:11 we see that the disciples thought the message of the resurrection to be "idle tales".  The gospel portray the disciples as despairing over the crucifixion, not anticipating a resurrection yet in Acts 17:6 these same men are described as having "turned the world upside down."  The resurrection changed the disciples in a way that is beyond explanation.
+**No, we could punch holes in each of these explanations.  However, notice that in particular, none of these theories account for the change the disciples actually experienced.  In Luke 24:11 we see that the disciples initially thought the message of the resurrection to be "idle tales".  The gospel portray the disciples as despairing over the crucifixion, not anticipating a resurrection yet in Acts 17:6 these same men are described as having "turned the world upside down."  The resurrection changed the disciples in a way that is beyond explanation.
 =Closing=

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 ==Secular Challenges==
 *Secular skeptic have proposed the following explanations in an attempt to explain away the resurrection.
-**Jesus was in conscience but not dead
+**Jesus was unconscious but not dead
 **The disciples saw someone that looked like Jesus
 **Someone purposefully impersonated Jesus

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 =Introduction=
-==Who Was Jesus==
+==Who Is Jesus?==
 *An elevator pitch is a short presentation that aims to provide some basic fact in a short amount of time.  The idea is that you just got on an elevator and the governor of the state happens to be on the same elevator (yes, this actually happened to me once).  You have a short ride to pitch your latest idea.  What will you say?

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	=Objectives=		=Objectives=
	*Students will know the facts of the resurrection as described in the Bible.		*Students will know the facts of the resurrection as described in the Bible.

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 ==Challenging the Resurrection==
 *According to Matthew 28:11-15, what was the first challenge to the reality of the resurrection?
-**The Chief priests actually brides the soldiers to tell people that the body had been stollen.
+**The Chief priests actually bribes the soldiers to tell people that the body had been stollen.
 ==Secular Challenges==

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 *What is significant about Paul's claim that "the greater part remain to the present?"
-**If Paul was lying, these individuals could have spoken up.  Scholars (even secular) place a great deal of confidence in the fact that 1 Corinthians was written by the Apostle Paul early in church history.  If this was false, then surely someone would have called Paul out on this.  In many legal systems a single witness to an event can be sufficient evidence, we have a multitude of witnesses to the resurrection.
+**If Paul was lying, these individuals could have spoken up.  Scholars (even secular) place a great deal of confidence in the fact that 1 Corinthians was written by the Apostle Paul early in church history.  If this was false, then surely someone would have called Paul out on this.  In many legal systems, a single witness to an event can be sufficient evidence, we have a multitude of witnesses to the resurrection.
 ==The Minimal Facts==

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 *If you had to give an elevator speech on Jesus, what would you want to make sure to include?
-**Peter actually provided an elevator speech in Acts 11:37-43.  The main components of his speech were
+*Peter actually provided an elevator speech in Acts 11:37-43.  What were the main components of his speech?
-***Proclaimed by John
+**Proclaimed by John
-***Anointed by the Holy Spirit
+**Anointed by the Holy Spirit
-***Crucified
+**Crucified
-***Raised the third day
+**Raised the third day