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In John’s Gospel, there are two resurrections: the resurrections of Lazarus and Jesus. The greatest miraculous sign Jesus performs prior to his own resurrection is raising Lazarus from the dead, as recorded in John 11. In Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities, I find two resurrections that of Frenchman Charles Darnay and that of Englishman Sydney Carton. In the crucible of the French Revolution, Carton, who bears a striking resemblance to Darnay, exchanges clothes and changes places with Darnay who awaits execution in a prison cell. Carton cunningly delivers his unsuspecting friend Darnay from his prison cell and impending execution at the guillotine to new life and offers himself up in Darnay’s place in sacrificial death by that same instrument of horror. Carton redeems his own derelict life and infuses it with resurrected meaning by sacrificing himself for Darnay, his wife, and their daughter. As Carton approaches the guillotine, he quotes from John 11:

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