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This chapter is concise and complete, such that it contains everything needed to believe while also including the history of the Apostles witnessing the risen Lord. Nothing beyond these 725 words is needed to accept the Resurrection.
This length is only about 725 words in an [[English]] translation, not counting the headings added by modern translators later. There are remarkably few disputed terms here, or parentheticals possibly added later; this eyewitness account is one of the most elegant, original, and unaltered in all of the [[Bible]]. The only dispute concerning this Chapter is the fascinating one of whether [[Mary Magdalene]] spoke to the risen [[Jesus]] in [[Aramaic]] or [[Hebrew]].
This length is only about 725 words in an [[English]] translation, not counting the headings added by modern translators later. There are remarkably few disputed terms here, or parentheticals possibly added later; this eyewitness account is one of the most elegant, original, and unaltered in all of the [[Bible]]. The only dispute concerning this Chapter is the fascinating one of whether [[Mary Magdalene]] spoke to the risen [[Jesus]] in [[Aramaic]] or [[Hebrew]].
This chapter is concise and complete, such that it contains everything needed to believe while also including the history of the [[Apostles]] witnessing the risen [[Lord]]. Nothing beyond these 725 words is needed to accept the [[Resurrection]].
'''The Resurrection'''
'''The Resurrection'''