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God raised
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up,
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Matthew 27:6364.
See John 20:1; see also Matthew 28:1.
3 Matthew 28:24.
4 See Luke 24:1.
5 Luke 24:26.
6 See Luke 24:911.
7 Luke 24:12.
8 John 20:1013, 15.
9 John 20:1617.
10 Luke 24:27.
11 See 1 Corinthians 15:6.
12 Acts 1:3.
13 Matthew 14:30; emphasis added.
14 Mark 14:29.
15 Mark 14:31.
16 Mark 14:67.
17 See 1 Peter 5:13.
18 Mark 14:71.
19 Matthew 16:16.
20 Acts 2:32.
21 See Acts 3; 4:17
22 See Acts 3:110; 4:7, 22.
23 Acts 4:1012.
24 See Acts 4:13.
25 Acts 4:1718.
26 Acts 4:1920.
27 See www.bartleby.com/210/6/291.html. St. Peter readily understood this vision to be meant of
himself, and taking it for a reproof of his cowardice, and a token that it was the will of God he
should suffer, returned into the city, and, being taken, was put into the Mamertine prison with St.
Paul. The two apostles are said to have remained there eight months, during which time they
converted SS. Processus and Martinian, the captains of their guards, with forty-seven others.
28 See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_peter#Death. Origen wrote: Peter was crucified at Rome with
his head downwards, as he himself had desired to suffer. This is why an upside down cross is
generally accepted as a symbol of Peter, with the interpretation that he would not have considered
himself worthy enough to die the same way as his Savior.
29 Matthew 28:20.
30 Doctrine and Covenants 4:24.
31 How Firm a Foundation, Hymns, no. 85.
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