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The guarantee built into the act. If a man could yield himself to his dream, nail himself to it, and it did not become flesh, that would be complete tyranny over this concept of life: crucifixion without resurrection is unthinkable. So there must be resurrection - one crucifies oneself upon the imagined state even if one does not live long enough to see it raised, because it will be raised, and not one will fail to awaken.

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Crucifixion without resurrection would be unthinkable; it would be the utter triumph of tyranny.

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Crucifixion without resurrection would be unthinkable; it would be the utter triumph of tyranny. If I could yield myself to my dream and it would not become flesh, it would be complete tyranny over this wonderful concept of life.
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Crucifixion without resurrection would be the very triumph of tyranny. There must be resurrection, for I will awaken and so will you; not one will fail to awaken
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