The Jesus` resurrection theme is rethought by theologian Andrés Torres Queiruga, to strengthen the importance of this theme in the current theological context. A balanced and thorough review of biblical texts, especially the narratives of the empty tomb and the appearances, can attest the absence of historical evidence of Jesus` resurrection. These texts are mainly theological constructs that aim to interpret the meaning of the resurrection event in a community of faith. Through the way of synthesis, Queiruga try to find a balanced reflection about this so complex theme: historical Jesus. Following the relevant authors of the current christology, Queiruga criticizes the optimism of liberal theology, which believe to be possible reach the Jesus of history. Similarly, the pretensions of theology kerygmatic are criticized, summarized in the Rudolf Bultmann`s thought, that dispense Jesus` history to the formulation of the kerygma. Although the resurrection of Jesus is not an itself observable event, in the empirical meaning, it is a fact happened in the history, accomplished by God’s initiative, which reaches and impresses the history. In this way Queiruga, supported by other christological reflections, understands the Jesus` resurrection.