Jesus' resurrection is the singular event upon which the truth of Christianity rises or falls.

This exploration of the resurrection begins with a survey the earliest mentions in the Old Testament through the teachings of Jesus and the apostles. Then it examines each of the four gospels to determine as precisely as possible what took place that first Easter morning. It investigates five alternate theories of Jesus' resurrection and demonstrates why none deals adequately with the New Testament evidence. It outlines the strong facts that underlie our belief in Christ's physical resurrection from the dead and explores the theological and practical implications that flow from it. Finally, the book considers what the New Testament teaches about our own resurrection on the Last Day.

This examination of the resurrection, with its provocative discussion questions, provides an excellent five-lesson Lenten study for personal enrichment, for use by small groups and classes, and for sermon preparation by teachers and preachers.