Deep Made Simple walks every resurrection in Scripture, from Zarephath to Troas, in chronological order, and one pattern emerges you cannot see when you take them one at a time.

The count alone will surprise you: nine individuals, ten accounts, and not one of them said a single word about where they had been.

Three happen in the Old Testament, before a single Gospel is written.

Three happen during Jesus’s ministry.

Two happen in Acts. And one strange account sits inside Matthew’s crucifixion narrative in just three lines.

What links every case is what none of the biblical writers bother to explain, and what that silence actually tells you.

This study lines up every account in order, widow of Zarephath, the Shunammite’s son, the nameless man in Elisha’s grave, the widow’s son at Nain, Jairus’s daughter, Lazarus of Bethany, the holy ones of Matthew 27, Tabitha in Joppa, and Eutychus in Troas.

The differences between them are as telling as what they share, and they all point toward one account that sits in a category by itself. What makes Jesus’s resurrection different is not just that it happened. Every other person on this list died twice. Only one of them could not.

📖 KEY VERSE “But Christ has indeed been raised from the dead, the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep.”, 1 Corinthians 15.20 IN THIS VIDEO

0:00 The Plot to Kill Lazarus Again
0:50 How Many Resurrections Are in the Bible
2:05 Why No One Reports the Afterlife
2:53 Elijah Raises the Widow’s Son at Zarephath
5:01 Elisha and the Shunammite’s Son
6:22 The Nameless Man in Elisha’s Tomb
7:31 Jesus Raises the Widow’s Son at Nain
9:26 Jairus’s Daughter Raised in Capernaum
11:19 Lazarus Called Out After Four Days
13:42 The Many Saints Raised at the Crucifixion
16:29 Tabitha and Eutychus Raised in Acts
19:25 Why Jesus’ Resurrection Stands Alone
21:06 Firstfruits and the Promise of the Harvest

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