Thomas, one of the Twelve, doubts the appearance of the risen Lord. Christ appears and tells him, “Blessed are those who have not seen, and yet have believed.” John 20:24–29

Blessed Are They That Have Not Seen, and Yet Have Believed

Chapter 51: Jesus Suffers in the Garden of Gethsemane

President Russell M. Nelson taught that the release of these prisoners from debtor’s prison beautifully symbolizes our own redemption through the Savior Jesus Christ.

Handel's Messiah: Debtor's Prison

Ponder what the Savior means to all humanity—and to you personally. And then share the good news.

He is Risen

Peter and John find the empty tomb. Jesus, now resurrected, appears to Mary.

Jesus Is Resurrected

The resurrected Christ appears to the Apostles and tells them, “Peace be unto you.” They touch His hands and feet and He eats with them. He tells them He will send them as His Father sent Him. Luke 24:36–41, 44–49; John 20:21

The Risen Lord Appears to the Apostles

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April 3–April 9. Easter: "O Grave, Where is Thy Victory?"