The answer is: Widow's son

Luke 7:11-17

In the Gospel of Luke, the account of Christ raising the widow's son in the town of Nain paints a poignant picture of compassion combined with divine power. This incredible miracle occurs just as Jesus enters the town and encounters a mourning procession—where a widow, who already faces the tremendous loss of her husband, now grieves for her only son.

In ancient Jewish culture, a widow's future looming despair without any male family support underlines the depths of her tragedy. The emotions must have been heavy as the funeral march moved through the streets. Here, amid this grief, Jesus steps in, demonstrating a profound understanding of human suffering. He approaches the woman, comforting her by saying, "Do not weep."

What’s interesting is how often healing and resurrection stories echo throughout the scriptures. A common theme showcases how divinity intervenes in human sorrow, providing glimpses of life beyond death—and love's capacity to conquer despair.

Additionally, the event at Nain serves as a parallel to other resurrection stories, such as the raising of Lazarus or the story of the dry bones in Ezekiel 37, reminding believers of the hope that exists even in life's most profound losses. Jesus not only restored life to the widow's son but expanded the horizon on how death is perceived, underscoring a belief in transformation and renewal that resonates throughout biblical texts.