In what way is the Resurrection the best explanation?

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Of course the fact that given the bible narrative, there is no rhyme nor reason for Rome crucifying Yeshua.  At the time Iudea was a separate client state not part of Rome proper, so Roman law didn't apply.  Secondly if it did apply Yeshua didn't commit any crime under Roman law, beither was he a political threat (in fact, given his utterances Yeshua was the kind of religious figure Rome would have liked).  And finally he wasn't convicted by Rome but by the Sanhedrin, who didn't apply crucifiction as a punishment.  And they were very careful to not step on the toes of local laws and courts.

How many Messiah claimants did Rome allow to live?