Easter Resurrection

According to various chapters and verses in the Holy Bible, Jesus Christ is the son of God who is sent to earth to die for sins. As stated in Isaiah 25:6-9 of the King James Version, the Lord Almighty or the Sovereign Lord will wipe all our tears and remove disgrace; the same scripture states that people will believe that the powerful Lord is our God. Hence, we need to trust Him, let Him rejoice in us, and be happy with his salvation. The scripture is still popular in the contemporary world across all Christian denominations, especially Catholic ones. On balance, people still honor the Easter holidays because it is the period when they commemorate the death and hope that Jesus will come back after his resurrection and ascent.

The love of God is believed to have been spread on earth through Jesus Christ. Therefore, we should rejoice in the Lord as he is our salvation (The Bible. King James Version). Today, Christians celebrate the existence of Jesus Christ on earth by making Easter one of the holy days when people are supposed to repent their sins with respect to the Sovereign Lord and cleanse their souls. As mentioned in 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 of the King James Version, we should focus on the advice of Jesus Christ in the gospel to be preached and save humanity.

However, if it is ignored, all struggles will be in vain. The same scripture elaborates on how Jesus dies, resurrects, and appears to James, meaning that He will come back for the second time, which will be the judgment day. Therefore, Christians should act righteously. The tomb of Jesus Christ is empty after His resurrection as He has overpowered death and resurrected with his body (The Bible. King James Version). It is proof to the world that Jesus is alive and will return.

Works Cited

The Bible. Authorized King James Version. Oxford UP, 1998.