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In the book of Acts, Luke wrote that Jesus presented himself alive after his suffering by “many infallible proofs.” So, what were these proofs of Christ’s resurrection?
Well, think about what it would take to convince you that someone became alive again after dying. The best evidence would be to spend time with him. You’d want to see him walk and talk.
You know, that’s exactly what Luke tells us. These infallible proofs are Christ’s many visitations after his resurrection. He appeared first to his disciples, and then to many others. And in most cases Jesus did more than just appear to people—but that’s for tomorrow.
By Ken Ham and Mark Looy4.6
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In the book of Acts, Luke wrote that Jesus presented himself alive after his suffering by “many infallible proofs.” So, what were these proofs of Christ’s resurrection?
Well, think about what it would take to convince you that someone became alive again after dying. The best evidence would be to spend time with him. You’d want to see him walk and talk.
You know, that’s exactly what Luke tells us. These infallible proofs are Christ’s many visitations after his resurrection. He appeared first to his disciples, and then to many others. And in most cases Jesus did more than just appear to people—but that’s for tomorrow.

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