In part one Marcuss took a look at what the main emphasis is on Biblical death and resurrection.  In this episode, He takes a look at when the Bible says the resurrection is to take place.  The books of Daniel, Matthew and Acts speak of this event.  Daniel and Matthew are close to identical in wording when speaking of the destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem, a historical event we know took place in 70 Ad.  Paul proclaims in Acts that Old Covenant Israel's hope was "the resurrection" and we can see this when we understand the phrases "this age" and "the age to come".  He then states that there was a resurrection that was "about to be" or take place within the First-Century.  Could a future event of physical bodies taken out of the graves be a misunderstanding and something that was to take place spiritually in the First-Century "at the end of the ages"?

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