Explaining The Resurrection

David is considered to be one of the world's finest biblical expositors. Translations of David's teachings continue to grow with extensive projects currently focused in countries including Brazil, Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary, China and Indonesia, just to name a few. David was passionate about teaching the Bible and believed every teacher has a responsibility to expound the truth and expose error. He encourages everyone to read the Bible for themselves, not verse by verse but to read each verse in the context in which it was written. Too many people misquote Bible verses by taking them out of context. David teaches that a 'text out of context becomes a pretext' giving a whole new and wrong meaning to that for which the verse was written. Best known for his series Unlocking the Bible, David taught that the Bible Is not one book but a library of books. Each book is different, written by many different writers. To understand each book of the Bible you need understand firstly 'Who' wrote the book, and secondly 'Why' the book was written. In this series David gives us the keys to unlock the Bible for ourselves. He was an advocate that the solution to every situation in life can be found by reading the scriptures. His ministry continues...

Prologue
1 The essential difference
Western resuscitation
Eastern reincarnation
2 The historical precedence
Greek: Immortal souls
Hebrew: Resurrected bodies
3 The actual sequence
Description of his death
Duration of his burial
4 The initial evidence
Outside the tomb
Inside the tomb
5 The personal appearance
Jerusalem: Evening indoors
Galilee: Morning outdoors
6 The transitional permanence
Proofs of his presence
Preparation for his absence
7 The logical inference
His person authenticated
His work accepted
The fundamental significance
The new body
The eighth day
9 The universal consequence
Resurrection of the dead
Recreation of the universe
10 The practical experience
Inward spiritual renewal
Outward moral reform
11 The crucial importance
Based on a lie
Bound by the truth
12 The legal acceptance
Eyewitness accounts
Circumstantial evidence
13 The general reluctance
Mental reservation
Moral resistance