Easter: The Untold Story — Edition 1.4 | Tomorrow’s World

Easter: The Untold Story

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Prove it straight from the pages of your own Bible!

  • Jesus gave just one sign to prove His Messiahship — the “Sign of Jonah” — which unlocks the truth about His 72 hours in the grave.
  • Your Bible proves that Jesus was resurrected on the weekly Sabbath, and was not crucified on “Good Friday.”
  • Christ gave His disciples the Passover as a memorial; Easter is a mishmash of pagan rites and misunderstandings of Scripture.
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Quick Synopsis

For many professing Christians, Easter is the most sacred holiday of the year. For others, it is a time to show off a new set of clothes and perhaps a hat or bonnet. For children, it is an exciting time to search for brightly colored eggs that were hidden in the garden or around the house. Some children even receive live chickens or rabbits from well-meaning parents.

But consider: What does all this have to do with the resurrection of Jesus Christ? The simple answer is, absolutely nothing! Nevertheless, most people look at such customs as harmless fun for the children. But are they? Or do they obscure the truth about the most important event in the history of mankind: Christ’s life, message, crucifixion, and resurrection?

I often tell people a true story about my uncle George. He was a colorful character, to say the least. He was a self-made man who left home at the age of 16 and went on to invent various electronic instruments used in the oil-drilling industry. I knew for many years that he was a passionate atheist, but I never knew why until a few years before his death when he explained it to me. When he was five years old, his mother, my grandmother, told him to go out and look for the eggs the rabbits laid. It was Easter Sunday. Even at this early age, he knew that rabbits did not lay eggs, because my grandmother raised rabbits for sale. He immediately protested, “Rabbits don’t lay eggs.” And she replied, “Georgie, if you look real hard you’ll find them.”

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