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Jesus - The Body of the Sick Healed - The Body of the Elderly Young Again
According to the Bible, Jesus was a Compassionate young Jewish man in his early 30s, who walked throughout the land of Israel Helping the Body of the Sick to be Healthy Again...and the Body of the Elderly to be Young Again.
Jesus: "This is the Will of Him that sent me...my Father and Your Father...Our Father... that People should Not Die...Pray: 'Our Father in the Heavens...Your Will be Done..."
- John 3:16, 17; Matthew 6:9, 10
The Creators Healing Love...for ALL People... Jews, Arabs, Greeks, Romans...flowed through the Compassionate Heart and Hands of Jesus... the Body of the Sick was Healed... and the Body of the Elderly became Young Again.
"...the man upon whom this sign of healing had occurred was more than 40 years old." - Acts 4:22, the Bible
"Flesh and Bones are At Once Made Young Again" - Arab Legend about Jesus
"...such Powerful Works performed through his hands..." - Mark 6:2
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The Resurrection of Dead Loved Ones - Not to Heaven - Back to Life - Again on Earth
Jesus: "Our Father Resurrects the Dead, Raises them Up and makes them Alive Again."
- John 5:21
With the Power of Pure Love from The Creator "Our Father" flowing through the Heart and Hands of Jesus, he Helped Resurrect Dead Loved Ones Not to Heaven - but Back to Life Again, Ending the Grief of their Family and Friends.
In the Bible are the Documented Resurrections performed in the Presence of Jesus:
1. The Widow's Son 2. Jairus' Age 12 Daughter 3. Lazarus - Dead for 4 Days
1st Resurrection - The Widow's Son
"Jesus told her: "Stop Weeping...And the Dead Man sat up and Started to Speak, and Jesus Gave him to his Mother." - Luke 7:11-17
2nd Resurrection - Jairus' Age 12 Daughter
"Jesus took her by the hand and said: 'Girl, get up!' Her Parents were beside themselves with Great Ectasy." - Matthew 9:18-26; Mark 5:35-43; Luke 8:40-56
3rd Resurrection - Lazarus - Dead for 4 Days
"Jesus raised his eyes heavenward and said: 'Father, I Thank You that you have heard me. True, I know that you always hear me, but on account of the crowd standing around I spoke, in order that they might believe that You sent me forth.'
When he said these things, he cried out with a loud voice: 'Lazarus, come out!'
Lazarus, who had been Dead for 4 Days, came out of the Tomb." - John 11:1-44
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The Resurrection of Jesus - Not to Heaven - His Body Alive Again - Healed and Healthy
Like Lazarus, Jesus was "Asleep in Death" for 3 Days, then he was Resurrected - Not to Heaven - his Dead Body was brought Back to Life - Healed and Healthy.
After his Resurrection...Jesus went to his Disciples and Followers and showed them his Body, saying:
"See my Hands and my Feet, that it is I myself; Feel me and See, because a Spirit does Not have Flesh and Bones just as you behold that I have." - Luke 24:39
Over 500 people saw the Resurrected Body of Jesus. - 1 Corinthians 15:6
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Who Resurrected Jesus?
The Creators of the Human Body - The Heavenly Father "YH & H" Mother
Jesus Prayed to the Heavenly Parents of Adam and Eve, The Creators he called, "Our Father" the Most High and "Our Mother" the Holy Spirit, who he Believed would Resurrect him. They did.
The Apostle Paul: "We are Declaring to You the Good News about the (Resurrection) Promise made to the Forefathers, that (YH & H translated God) has entirely fulfilled it to Us THEIR Children in that (THEY) Resurrected Jesus." Acts 13:32, 33
Note: "THEIR Children" are the words used in the King James Bible, the New International Version and the New World Translation.
See the page "Divine Parents YHWH/YH&H".
The English Name Jesus in Hebrew is YesHuaH meaning "YH & H are Salvation".
The Heavenly Father *YH & H* the Heavenly Mother
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Jesus' Disciples - Continued Healing and Resurrection Work in Jerusalem
Co-Workers with the Heavenly Parents "Our Father" and "Our Mother"
The Resurrected Jesus met with his Disciples, giving them Instructions to Continue as the Heavenly Parents "Co-Workers" (1 Corinthians 3:9) in the Healing of the Sick and Resurrecting the Dead.
Jesus: "Cure Sick People, Raise up Dead Persons...Abide in the City until You become Clothed with Power FROM on High...they Returned to Jerusalem with Great Joy." Matthew 10:8; Luke 24:49, 52
Jesus had told his Followers: "...You will Receive Power when the Holy Spirit (Mother) arrives upon you..." Acts 1:8
"The Multitude from the Cities around Jerusalem kept coming together, bearing Sick People, and they would one and ALL be Healed." Acts 5:16
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The Resurrected Jesus and Lazarus - In Danger!
"The Chief Priests now took counsel to Kill Lazarus also, because on account of him many of the Jews...were putting Faith in Jesus." John 12:10, 11
The Resurrected Jesus, Alive and Healthy, was in Danger of being Captured again, because as he said: "...a Spirit does Not have Flesh and Bones just as You behold I have." Luke 24:39
The Resurrected Jesus & Lazarus - Examples of Belief in Life on Earth, Not Heaven
It was Important for Jesus and Lazarus to Stay Alive! They were Examples of what the Heavenly Co-Creators/Parents wanted for ALL of their Children: to Stay Alive, Young and Healthy. The Resurrections of Jesus and Lazarus are what gave his Disciples Faith to Help:
"Resurrect, Raise up Dead Persons". Matthew 10:8
Jesus & Lazarus Left Israel
The Resurrected "Jesus led them out as far as Bethany" Luke 24:50 After Jesus met with his Disciples, giving them Instructions for Continuing the Work in Jerusalem, they then parted in Bethany where Jesus met up with Lazarus and his sisters Martha and Mary who Lived in Bethany.
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Where did Jesus & Lazarus Go? - Historical Documents say England
Jewish History says the Grand Uncle of Jesus was Joseph of Arimathea. He was thought to be a Wealthy Tin Trader, who had Ships that went back and forth from Israel to England.
The Wikipedia (Quick) Encyclopedia says this about Joseph of Arimathea:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_of_Arimathea
"The first connection of Joseph of Arimathea with Britain is found in the 9th century Life of Mary Magdalene by Rabanus Maurus [6] (AD 766-856), Archbishop of Mayence. Rabanus states that Joseph of Arimathea was sent to Britain, and he goes on to detail who travelled with him as far as France, claiming that he was accompanied by:
"the two BETHANY sisters, Mary and Martha, Lazarus (who was raised from the dead), St. Eutropius, St. Salome, St. Cleon, St. Saturnius, St. Mary Magdalen, Marcella (the maid of the Bethany sisters), St. Maxium or Maximin, St. Martial, and St. Trophimus or Restitutus. An authentic copy of the Maurus text is housed in the Bodleian Library of Oxford University (in London).[3] Rabanus Maurus describes their voyage to Britain:
- Leaving the shores of Asia and favoured by an east wind, they went round about, down the Tyrrhenian Sea, between Europe and Africa, leaving the city of Rome and all the land to the right. Then happily turning their course to the right, they came near to the city of Marseilles, in the Viennoise province of the Gauls, where the river Rhône is received by the sea. There, having called upon God, the great King of all the world, they parted; each company going to the province where the Holy Spirit directed them; presently preaching everywhere…
The route he describes is that of the well-known Phoenician trade route to Britain, described by Diodorus Siculus.
William of Malmesbury mentions Joseph going to Britain in one passage of his Chronicle of the English Kings. He says Philip the Apostle sent twelve Christians to Britain, one of who was his dearest friend, Joseph of Arimathea. William does not mention Joseph by name again, but he mentions the twelve evangelists generally. He claims Glastonbury Abbey was founded by them; Glastonbury would be associated specifically with Joseph in later literature.
Cardinal Caesar Baronius [7] (1538-1609), Vatican Librarian and historian, recorded this voyage by Joseph of Arimathea, Lazarus, Mary Magdalene, Martha, Marcella and others in his Annales Ecclesiatici, volume 1, section 35."
Jesus in England?
An Old Song of the Church of England is "Jerusalem", words by William Blake about Jesus:
"And did those feet in ancient time walk upon England's mountains green."
The Song is sung on Jerusalem Sunday, the 1st Sunday before Easter, in Anglican Churches throughout the world and in some Episcopal Churches in the United States.
Jesus in Scotland?
In the Scottish National Galleries is the 1860 painting "Christ as the Man of Sorrows" by William Dyce, portraying Jesus in the Scottish Highlands. See Painting at: www.sacredconnection.ndo.co.uk/holyland/jesusvisitscotland.htm
Scottish Legends of Immortals, Men Who Could Not Die
From Scotland comes the Stories of Immortals, Men who could Not Die. The idea for the popular "Highlander" movie and TV shows came from those Scottish Legends.
Was the Resurrected Jesus and Lazarus, the Men who Could Not Die, in Scotland the origin of the Scottish Legends of Immortals?
If...Jesus and Lazarus had Survived throughout the Centuries until today, how could they *Prove* who they are? They were Jews. If 2 Jewish Men claimed they were Jesus and Lazarus, who would Believe them?
How would they be Treated? Would it be Safer to Remain Anonymous?
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The Resurrected Jesus and Lazarus were hunted by the Pharisee Religious Leaders who wanted to again try to Kill them. (John 12:9, 10) Lazarus and Jesus had to leave Israel. Historical legends say they, Mary Magdalene and other Followers of Jesus, were in England and Scotland. See our web page "Jesus & Mary Magdalene" www.AgeDefyingWomen.com/JesusMaryMagdalene.html
* AD 33 - Israel - Jesus was Killed then Resurrected - His Body brought Back to Life, Healed and Healthy
AD 37 - England - Jesus' Uncle, Joseph of Arimathea, started the 1st Christian Church in England, today Glastonbury Abbey http://www.britishhistoryclub.com/bhc/arthur/joseph.html
Today in the Bodleian Library of Oxford University in London is a copy of "Life of Mary Magdalene" written by Rabanus Maurus (AD 766-856), a Catholic Archbishop of Mayence. Rabanus states that Joseph of Arimathea went to Britain in his ship, and that Mary Magdalene, Lazarus and his Sisters and other Followers of Jesus went with him.
Catholic Cardinal Caesar Baronius (1538-1609), Vatican Librarian and historian, recorded this voyage by Joseph of Arimathea, Lazarus, Mary Magdalene, Martha, Marcella and others in his Annales Ecclesiatici, volume 1, section 35.
Reference:
* England - The song sung in the English Anglican Church is "Jerusalem" about Jesus being in England.
"...And did those feet in ancient time Walk upon England's mountains green? And was the holy Lamb of God On England's pleasant pastures seen?" - Written by William Blake (1757-1825)
* Scotland - In the Scottish National Galleries is the painting "Man of Sorrows" painted by William Dyce (1806-1864) portraying Jesus in Scotland.
In the Kilmore Church (Kilmore meaning Church of Mary) built in Dervaig Scotland in 1905, is a stained glass window of Jesus & Mary Magdalene, who is pregnant.
The popular "Highlander" movie and TV series is based on the Scottish Highlander legends about *Immortals*...Men who could Not be Killed and stay Dead... Is the Origin of those Legends... the Resurrected Lazarus and Jesus in Scotland?
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The Resurrection Prophecy of Jesus
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