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Often used in the same context:
rebirth,
salvation,
transfiguration,
crucifixion,
revival,
afterlife,
deliverance,
sanctification,
messiah,
reincarnation,
salvific,
miracles,
metanoia,
rediscovery,
ecumenicalism,
godhead,
demise,
renaissance,
paschal,
prefiguring,
atonement,
transcendence,
babylonian captivity,
reawakening,
ascension,
transubstantiation,
repentance,
transmogrification,
prophets,
redemption,
christocentric,
resurgence,
savior,
prodigal son,
eschaton,
transfiguring,
apostles,
divine,
prophecy,
canticle,
trinitarian,
virgin birth,
renascence,
baptizer,
ingathering,
immanence,
paschal lamb,
rapture,
golgotha,
apocalypse,
prophesy,
disciples,
beatitude,
rejuvenation,
godhood,
blessedness,
triduum,
immortality,
reformation,
fulness,
greatness,
faithfulness,
messianic,
millennialist,
reemergence,
eschatology,
providence,
eastertide,
reinvigoration,
purgation,
protestant reformation,
invigoration,
fleetingness,
awakening,
pelagius,
afterworld,
antichrist,
holiness,
trinity,
glory,
revivification,
enlightenment,
everlasting,
redeemer,
phoenix,
catholicity,
fourscore,
predestination,
historicity,
theophany,
revelator,
sheol,
wholeness,
heaven,
premonitions,
apparition,
eucharistic liturgy,
davidic,
sinlessness,
downfall,
heathenism,
damnation,
incarnation,
advent,
reconciliation,
apotheosis,
liberation,
consummation,
fulfilment,
martyrdom,
reunion,
transmutation,
triumph,
incarnational,
eschatological,
mythic,
ecclesial,
pentecostal,
petrine,
cosmogonic,
exilic,
stirring,
ago,
edenic,
prechristian,
prophetical,
unrepeatable,
abrahamic,
biblical,
bygone,
forgotten,
harrowing,
holocaust
Appears in the definition of:
anastatica,
ascension,
ascension of christ,
doubting thomas,
easter,
genus anastatica,
holy ghost,
holy sepulcher,
holy sepulchre,
holy spirit,
rosicrucianism,
saint thomas,
st. thomas,
thomas,
thomas the doubting apostle
More general:
resurgence,
revitalisation,
revitalization,
revival,
revivification
Also try:
— Nouns for resurrection:
appearances,
appearance,
period,
life,
body,
church,
men,
event,
story,
motif,
stories,
more...
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