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[[Jesus Christ]] was [[crucifixion|crucified]] and resurrected - raised from the dead - three days later. Christians celebrate the resurrection on [[Easter]].

The '''Resurrection of Jesus Christ''' was a singular event in history where [[Jesus]] was brought back from the dead by [[God the Father]] three days after his [[crucifixion]] and death on the cross as recorded in [[The Gospels]]. This event is celebrated by [[Christians]] worldwide on [[Easter]].

It was soon after the darkest hour, not three days had passed. Women were weeping, men had turned their faces away. All his followers assumed they would never see Him again.

It was soon after the darkest hour, not three days had passed. Women were weeping, men had turned their faces away. All his followers assumed they would never see Him again.

The time for burial was approaching, and two different groups of women came. But the angels appeared, saying, "He is not here; he has risen!" (Matt. 28:6)

The time for burial was approaching, and two different groups of women came. But the angels appeared, saying, "He is not here; he has risen!" ([[Gospel of Matthew|Matt]]. 28:6)

"Jesus Christ was the first person to be resurrected on this earth. Others had been brought back from death, but were restored to mortality ([[Gospel of Mark|Mark]] 5: 22-43; [[Gospel of Luke|Luke]] 7: 11-17; [[Gospel of John|John]] 11: 1-45). whereas a resurrection means to become immortal, without blood, yet with a body of flesh and bone." <ref>[http://scriptures.lds.org/en/bd/r/28 Bible Dictionary - Resurrection], ''LDS.org''</ref>

"Jesus Christ was the first person to be resurrected on this earth. Others had been brought back from death, but were restored to mortality ([[Gospel of Mark|Mark]] 5: 22-43; [[Gospel of Luke|Luke]] 7: 11-17; [[Gospel of John|John]] 11: 1-45). whereas a resurrection means to become immortal, without blood, yet with a body of flesh and bone." <ref>[http://scriptures.lds.org/en/bd/r/28 Bible Dictionary - Resurrection], ''LDS.org''</ref>