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Lazarus: The Miracle of Resurrection in World History

Name: Lazarus: The Miracle of Resurrection in World History
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Author: Tomberg Valentin Tomberg
ISBN: 9781621388272

by Tomberg Valentin Tomberg

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254 pages
Publisher: Angelico Press
14 x 21.6 x 1.8 cm

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For readers of deep theological reflections

Explains the spiritual meaning of the resurrection

Deepens your understanding of Christ's ongoing work

Delve into the profound mystery of resurrection as you explore its central role in world history.

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This final masterwork of Valentin Tomberg (1900-1973) consists of three parts. Part I, "The Seven Miracles of John's Gospel," probes deep correlations between the 7 Healing Miracles, the 7 Days of Creation, and the 7 Sacraments. Part II, "The Miracle of the Raising of Lazarus," juxtaposes the mysteries of forgetting, sleep, and death, with those of remembering, awakening, and resurrection, as a prelude to the eternal words: "Lazarus, Come Forth!" Part III, "The Miracle of Lazarus in Divine-Human History," leads to the "blinding insight" that Christianity is nothing other than the ongoing resurrection of the totality of Divine-Human History, the Ecclesia universalis.