I See Dead People: The Function of the Resurrection of the Saints in Matthew 27:51-54 (Reformed Academic Dissertation) author_garriott-maria Mark's writing continues to inspire

Mark's writing continues to inspire increased commitment to the Lord in the church at large

and joyful despite the challenges that life may bring

this edition maintains a preacher-friendly layout with each verse on its own line to ensure ease in public and personal reading

Though typical sociological models for interpersonal relationships may offer some valuable insights

‘the mighty elements of great thinking’

I See Dead People: The Function of the Resurrection of the Saints in Matthew 27:51-54 (Reformed Academic Dissertation) author_garriott-maria Mark's writing continues to inspireMatthew 27: 51 54 and 28: 1 10 both focus on Christ's death and resurrection so these texts must be read together in order to understand their theological significance. However, over time, interpreters have separated these two pericopae, seeing 27: 51 54 as the theological interpretation of the resurrection scene described in 28: 1 10. This book instead proposes a literary reading that properly interprets Matthew 27: 51 54 in light of the entire death