It's important, folks, to understand the tomb is empty.

There is no explanation for that on a human level.

The only explanation is the text of Scripture.

An angel came, rolled the stone away, and Christ, who promised a rise, was alive, and

walked out.

Come to grace to you with John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

In a court of law, if you have two reliable witnesses to accrim, the odds are you'll get

the right verdict.

You can imagine, then, how easy it is to get the truth with several believable witnesses.

Keep that in mind today as John MacArthur puts the resurrection of Jesus on trial, so to

speak.

You'll hear eye witness accounts, both from followers of Jesus and from those who hated

him.

As John walks you through precise details from Scripture that may radically alter your

understanding of Easter, it's all part of John's current series titled The Empty Tomb.

So turn to the book of Luke and follow along with John MacArthur.

As we come to Luke's final chapter, the resurrection will dominate this whole chapter.

Luke's account does not give us all the details.

He doesn't repeat some of the things that are in Matthew, Mark, and John.

But he also has some facts that the others don't have, and we're going to look at all of

these things.

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