воскресение

воскресение

Used to describe the rising again of Jesus on the third day after death from the Crucifixion.

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Воскресение

Religion; Judaism

Верувањето во евентуалната воскресението на мртвите е основен верување на традиционалните јудаизмот. ...

Христовото воскресение

Religion; Catholic church

Телесните зголемувањето на Исус од мртвите на третиот ден по неговата смрт на крстот и погребот во гробот. Воскресението на Христос е врховен вистина на нашата вера во Христа ...

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Festivals; Easter

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Festivals; Easter

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Festivals; Easter

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Festivals; Easter

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Festivals; Easter

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Festivals; Easter

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Festivals; Easter

A feast in the Christian liturgical calendar that commemorates the bodily Ascension of Jesus into heaven. It is officially celebrated on the 40th day after Easter Sunday (this ...