- Death and resurrection of Jesus
The death and resurrection of Jesus may refer to:
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Crucifixion of Jesus
*Passion (Christianity)
*Empty tomb
*Resurrection appearances of Jesus
*Resurrection of Jesus
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Death and resurrection of Jesus
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