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MSW appears to hold a resurrection of Jesus as typologically identical to the resurrection of Lazarus—real death followed by resurrection back to one’s former life. And is that not where the majority of Christians are today? But if that is the resurrection of Jesus, there is nothing unique about it!

IMHO that scripture does not support that view.

If one reads all of the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus in one sitting, the impression of “apparitions” rather than life as before is overwhelming. To focus on the discrepancies in the accounts, as Michael does, is to miss the far more striking point that the resurrected Jesus is "ethereal" rather than "just real." He has risen to eternal life, not just returned to his former life. Since the risen Jesus is manifest to witnesses stuck in the constraints of our created reality means, properly speaking, that the risen Jesus is an “apparition,” a very real apparition, but none the less, not like Lazarus, not merely "real."