Duccio’s “The Raising of Lazarus” is a storytelling masterpiece. Franklin sings of how Lazarus, a follower of Jesus, had died while Jesus was away.

Named after the biblical story of Jesus raising Lazarus back from the dead, this usually occurs after CPR ends. According to the Cleveland Clinic, this phenomenon is known as the Lazarus Effect.

Jesus intends the same thing this week. In fact, in order to ensure that “the works of God might be made visible through” Lazarus, he deliberately tarries “in the place where he was” until ...

This is Italian artist Giotto di Bondone’s depiction of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead in one of Jesus’ last miracles before he was crucified. Di Bondone lived from 1267-1337.

Named after the biblical story of Jesus raising Lazarus back from the dead, the Lazarus effect usually occurs after CPR ends. Renáta Sedmáková - stock.adobe.com You are viewing 1 of ...

As Macy describes Mathis’s telling, “Jesus had already performed the miracle; now, it was up to the community to do the stinky, messy work of pulling the burial shroud off Lazarus.” This ...

According to the Cleveland Clinic, it's known as the Lazarus Effect. Named after the biblical story of Jesus raising Lazarus back from the dead, this usually occurs after CPR ends.

The dying is not the most important part of the Gospel story of the raising of Lazarus, which is traditionally called Jesus’ “greatest miracle” and which, in John’s Gospel, will ultimately ...

The raising of Lazarus in this gospel marks a crucial point in John’s narrative. ... Ironically, it’s precisely the raising of Lazarus to life that seals Jesus’ death.

The desire to communicate with the deceased is one of the oldest human impulses, from Jesus raising Lazarus to the 19th-century quasi-religion of Spiritualism, which attracted everyone from Marie ...

His greatest miracle has to be raising Lazarus from the dead. Jesus receives news that his dear friend is gravely ill, over 15 miles away, yet Jesus stays put with his disciples for two days ...