In this Easter Sunday edition of Religion Today, host Martin Tanner explains what the word "resurrection" means.  He mentions the four Old Testament verses which describe resurrection and a few of the many New Testament scriptures which mention resurrection.  He explains how Mary could mistake newly resurrected Jesus for a gardener, and how the Apostle Thomas could put his fingers inside Jesus' unhealed wound on his side after the resurrection; and, why these accounts do not contradict the description of Jesus in Joseph Smith's First Vision of a bright and glorious resurrected Jesus.  Martin explains how parents can raise their deceased children in the Millennium and how people who's physical body has been obliterated can still be resurrected.

In this Easter Sunday edition of Religion Today, host Martin Tanner explains what the word "resurrection" means.&nbsp; He mentions the four Old Testament verses which describe resurrection and a few of the many New Testament scriptures which mention resurrection.&nbsp; He explains how Mary could mistake newly resurrected Jesus for a gardener, and how the Apostle Thomas could put his fingers inside Jesus' unhealed wound on his side after the resurrection; and, why these accounts do&nbsp;not contradict the description of Jesus in Joseph Smith's First Vision of a bright and glorious resurrected Jesus.&nbsp; Martin explains how parents can raise their deceased children in the Millennium and how people who's physical body has been obliterated can still be resurrected.

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Martin Tanner's Religion Today Show broadcast Sunday, April 17, 2022 on the Resurrection, What it Means, How it Happens, and How Parents Can Raise their Deceased Children in the Millennium

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