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Jesus appeared to his disciples after his resurrection and taught them about the kingdom of God. He instructed them to stay in Jerusalem until they received power from the Holy Spirit. Jesus was then taken up into heaven, and the disciples watched him ascend into the clouds. Two men in white appeared and told them Jesus would return in the same way he left.
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