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There is a difference between resurrection and resuscitation, or re-animation. Resurrection refers to putting on a new, glorified body, while re-animation, or resuscitation, mean raising the person in the old, mortal body in which they died.
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Nov 22, 2019 · Nobody else has ever been resurrected in the way that Jesus was. Yet, one day, all of us will be. Many have been raised from the dead in the sense of being ‘resuscitated’. There was Lazarus, the brother of Mary and Martha. Plus there was the 12 year old daughter of Jairus.
Not only that, but we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame, because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us. ...
Sep 24, 2013 · A. Those who are resurrected will never die again, because they have eternal bodies. Those who are brought back to life and die again are merely resuscitated. There are 8 accounts in the Bible of people who were resuscitated.
Resuscitation is a miraculous healing in which a human being is restored to natural life but still subject to natural death. The restored human body needs to be sustained by food ( Mark 5:43 ), and it is governed by its own selfish human nature.
PassageWho Died?Rescuer?MethodSon of the Zarephath widowElijahStretched himself upon the child three ...Son of the Shunammite widowElishaPrayed to the Lord, stretched himself on ...An Israelite manElishaThe dead man's body came in contact with ...LazarusJesusJesus commaned out in a loud voice, ...Resuscitation does not provide a resurrection body. The body eventually dies again. In death we as believers are not assured of a coming resuscitation, but we are assured of resurrection.
Resuscitation would mean that Jesus was simply brought back to life and then resumed to live a normal life within the confines of the current laws of nature. Resurrection means that Jesus was entirely transformed into a new kind of living which is not confined to the laws of our fallen world.