sometimes our minds cannot help but wonder "what if". The legitimacy of the Bible regarding the resurrection of Jesus has been questioned time and again, what most do not realize is, there is proof that Jesus rose from the grave. With the empty tomb, eyewitnesses and the changed lives of the Disciples, we are able to prove that the resurrection of Jesus did indeed happened. The empty tomb could quite honestly be the strongest proof that Jesus resurrected from his grave. Even Roman and Jewish tradition
investigators to narrow down their search, bettering their chances of determining who committed a crime or who was impacted by the crime. DNA phenotyping will be able in the very near future to identify a missing person, solve a crime that lacked eyewitnesses, and solve “cold” cases, the fact that more justice will be served to those who committed violent crimes and were not caught or will not be caught because of lack of an eye witness or not enough evidence will come to an end once DNA phenotyping
mind goes is to the region that the early church started spreading through to begin with. The Roman Empire, where we see many of our first missionaries emerge during Christ’s life and after his death. For persecution to happen there must be a green light or go ahead from someone whom holds authority, even if they personally are indifferent about the issue they must be okay with others persecuting for it to actually take place. Throughout the history of the Roman Empire there were several rulers that
from the color of the marble wooden decoration, and it never faded under sunlight or artificial light. The Amber Room story also said that: When the daylight was shining through the wide windows, it replaced hundreds of lighted candles and created thousands of reflections in the mirrors. This connection of light and Amber gave the Amber Room in the Catharine Palace its special appearance. This light made the multicolored Amber walls shine more beautifully than gold and created a deeply lasting impression