Matthew 28; Mark 16; Luke 24; John 20-21 Part 1 • Dr. Ross Baron • June 26 - July 2
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Which is the greatest of all miracles? Dr. Ross Baron examines the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, making all other miracles probable.
- 00:00 Part 1–Dr. Ross Baron
- 00:35 Introduction of Dr. Ross Baron
- 02:18 What happens to us when we die?
- 05:19 Prophets, apostles, and the scriptures testify of life after death
- 08:24 Take away Easter and there is no Christmas
- 09:55 Whom shall I send?
- 11:45 The five themes of this reading block
- 14:42 Luke 24 and the first day of the week
- 17:14 Leviticus 23 and types of the Savior
- 23:38 Women go to the tomb
- 26:30 Judas wanting to sell oil for the poor
- 29:42 What scriptures don’t I understand?
- 30:03 The Second Coming parallels
- 32:16 Priesthood power creates miracles
- 35:06 What if they had gone to Galilee immediately?
- 37:42 The dead are in the temple
- 40:02 President Nelson gives a copy of the Book of Mormon
- 42:23 How many angels at Jesus’s tomb
- 43:53 John waits at the tomb entrance/Peter’s role
- 47:22 Elder Christofferson states John was the first to comprehend
- 50:45 Distractions and Mary seeing the resurrected Lord
- 55:02 Meaning of “Hold me not”
- 58:34 Road to Emmaus
- 1:00:27 Jesus refers to himself as Christ for the first time
- 1:05:52 End of Part 1–Dr. Ross Baron
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