Do you have any questions about the Bible?

[Psychotron]

Okay we've both posited opinions, what do you say we get an honest tie breaker in here?

With regard to whether their was still redemptive work to be done after the cross, let us look directly towards the mouth Christ. Did He say "WAIT until I come back", or "It's ALMLOST done", or did He say it (my redemptive work on this planet) is finished?
Jhn 19:30 When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost.

Well, I am not trying to say I was right, I am merely trying to understand.

In the end the resurrection shows us that Christ has conquered death, and our faith him gives us hope that he will redeem us from our death, it assures us of our faith.

As to his last words, depends on which book were reading, in one he yells out "Father, Father, why have you forsaken me?" Mark, in Luke he yells out "Father, into your hands I commit my Spirit" and I dont remember what Matthew says.

Edit: Matthew has it as the same as Mark.

[magic32]

Well, I am not trying to say I was right, I am merely trying to understand.

In the end the resurrection shows us that Christ has conquered death, and our faith him gives us hope that he will redeem us from our death, it assures us of our faith.

As to his last words, depends on which book were reading, in one he yells out "Father, Father, why have you forsaken me?" Mark, in Luke he yells out "Father, into your hands I commit my Spirit" and I dont remember what Matthew says.

That is absolutely correct, and why Christianity is different from all other faiths, because our God is real and alive.

Ramseys (Pharoh) put it best when he said,

"His (Moses') God IS God."

Sounds like were on the same page, just different paragraphs, bru.