An Empty Tomb - Best Evidence of a Risen LORD During This Resurrection Celebration

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Mar 17, 2008 at 21:01

This reader finally had a chance to read this one, and while it does contain some elements that are convincing arguments for debate, there needs to be a clarification, especially in the time frame this is being written, during the week that recognizes the death and burial of Yeshua HaMashiach, Jesus Christ, and more importantly, His resurrection.

And in the vein of that, let there be a notice that although the circumstances of the death and burial of the Anointed One of Israel have been debated by the various intellectual minds over the ages, there is one outstanding fact that no one has been able to controvert, that Jesus Christ is not buried anywhere, and the evidence by witnesses of His resurrection continue with us today.

Yes, belief in Yeshua HaMashiach is essential for the fulfillment of the faithful as they believe in Him for salvation and the promise of eternal life. In a true Christian, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit communes the truth of His love and peace, extended in mercy from the Father. It is the power of the Father as extended through the Anointed Savior that gives true Christians the unsurpassed peace in these troubling times.

Gather that up with the promises of Israel being fulfilled as we watch our TV sets and we have all the assurances of a returning LORD that He IS alive and with us through every trial and tribulation. It is all the spiritual evidence a true Christian needs of His love. You will never get that kind of assurance from other sources, no matter what the contravening ideologies say, not matter the natural evidence they may present.

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