According to Matthew
1. To the two Marys (28, 9).
2. To the eleven in Galilee (17).
According to Mark,
1. To Mary Magdalene (16, 9).
2. To two of his disciples (l2).
3. To the eleven at meat (14).
The appearances of Jesus mentioned in Mark are all in the apocryphal supplement*. The Gospel of Mark proper does not record a single appearance of Jesus.
According to Luke,
1. To Cleopas and his companion (24, 13-31).
2. To Simon (Peter) (34).
3. To the eleven and others (36).
According to John,
1. To Mary Magdalene (20, 14-18).
2. To ten disciples (19-24).
3. To the eleven (26-29).
4. To Peter, John and others (21).
According to Paul,
1. "He was seen of Cephas."
2. "Then of the twelve."
3. "After that, he was seen of above five hundred brethren at once."
4. "After that he was seen of James."
5. "Then of all the apostles."
6. "And last of all he was seen of me also."
According to 1 Corinthians 15:5-8, Paul indicated that over 500 believers together at once saw Christ alive, of whom most were still living at the time of writing, therefore their testimony could be verified. Besides this, Paul had indicated that Peter and the twelve (included Matthias, who replaced Judas Iscariot) had seen Him, then repeats that all the Apostles had seen Him.For 40 days, Christ had been seen, having eaten with the believers and having had contact physically with them, notably with Thomas, who doubted the reality of the resurrected Christ, until he met Him and touched Him.
*The account in Mark 16:9-20 has been in dispute. because of the German Higher Critics, bringing doubt to its validity in the manuscripts. One of the two manuscripts that were used to discredit Mark, although containing other corruptions, was notably missing the account. However, a full space was afforded in the manuscript, which could take the entire Greek text of the missing part, which indicated the scribe's uncertainty of his own omission of this portion. They did not waste papyrus without a significant reason, therefore, the conclusions of the Higher critics that this is evidence is faulty. Over 5500 carefully kept manuscripts include the account.
There is no genetic analysis for Jesus Christ as He is the only man to be resurrected and return to the Father - the firstborn of many.
On average, over 10,000 people each day.
God the Father resurrected Jesus from the dead. There is a time coming and many believe it is soon that people that have believed in Jesus Christ and have died that they will be resurrected. Being resurrected means that you will receive a new body that is suitable for heaven and will last an eternity. This first resurrection is for persons who have accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior. There will be another resurrection at the end of Jesus Christ rule and reign on earth (about 1000 years after the first resurrection). This resurrection is for people who never accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior. They too will receive new bodies, but they will be sent to the Lake of Fire to suffer for an eternity. So you can see that it is ultra important to be in the first resurrection. You need to be "Born again" and that is by believing in your heart that Jesus died for your sins on Calvary, was three days in the grave and was resurrected on the third day. This has to be a belief in your heart. God has the power to bring you to life by believing in His Son Jesus Christ.
Over 6 million Holy Ghost filled saints abide in the Church Of God In Christ.
As of 2014, over 10 million people are a member of Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ).
There are 5 that can be resurrected from fossils if you include their evolution forms as well.
There were many sea going people before the birth of Christ.
Actually people are wooed to Jesus Christ by the Holy Spirit. When they believe on Him (believe that He died for their sin, was buried, and was resurrected) and become followers of Jesus they are then and only then Christians. You have to believe on Jesus before you become a Christian.
A:A great many people DO believe that Jesus was crucified. Not everyone, but a great many. Whether or not he was resurrected is another matter. The Jesus Seminar, a group of eminent theologians and conservative scholars carefully examined the gospel evidence and concluded that Jesus was crucified as a public nuisance but that he was not resurrected physically.
The population of the world at the time of Christ was estimated at around 200 million people.
If you mean the Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church in Houston Texas, it seats 1600 people.
Although many people guess, but, can't prove it, many Christians believe that Jesus Christ was born some 2,000 years ago. However, as a Christian for over 30 years. I can honestly tell you that no one actually knows the exact day, time, month or year, when Christ was born.