Three Proofs of the Resurrection “Moreover” tells us that Paul has finished his answers to
the Corinthians’ questions, and he now goes on to a new
subject. This is truly the greatest resurrection chapter of
the entire Bible. The first eleven verses present the
Gospel message and the evidence for its truthfulness. Paul
gives ...
Consequences of Denying the Resurrection This verse stands as a focal point around which the first
nineteen verses revolve (v. 12). “Now if Christ be
preached that he rose from the dead” directs our
attention to the first eleven verses. “How say some
among you that there is no resurrection?” This question
looks ahead to verses thirteen ...
The Resurrection of Christians In the first half of this chapter Paul dealt with the
resurrection of Christ. Now, in the last half of the chapter,
he deals with the resurrection of Christians. Christ arose
and so shall we who know Him. Paul had explored the
logical happenings which followed the denial of the bodily
...
Effects of Denying the Resurrection What does it mean when it says to be “baptized for the
dead” (v. 29)? The Bible Knowledge Commentary says
that “up to 200 explanations have been given for this
verse. Some, such as the Mormons, believe it means
"proxy baptism”, where a believer is baptized on behalf of
a dead ...
What Our Resurrection Body Will Be Like Paul opens a discussion concerning the nature of the
resurrection body. He deals with two questions which
foolish objectors raise (v. 35). The first question implies
that resurrection is impossible; the second, that it is
inconceivable...
Comparison of the Natural and Spiritual Body In the previous passage, we were told that the body is
buried in corruption because it is going to decay; but it is
raised so that it cannot decay. With this change there is
no decay or death in heaven. The expression “last Adam,”
was coined by the Apostle Paul as a reference to Christ (v.
45). Today ...
Victory is Coming Paul reveals a wonderful secret that not all people will die
but everyone will be changed (v. 51). This will happen
very suddenly when the last trumpet is sounded (v. 52).
This signals the end of the present age. Two distinct
groups will be represented. Those who have died will be
raised with ...
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Three Proofs of the Resurrection
“Moreover” tells us that Paul has finished his answers to the Corinthians’ questions, and he now goes on to a new subject. This is truly the greatest resurrection chapter of the entire Bible. The first eleven verses present the Gospel message and the evidence for its truthfulness. Paul gives ...
Consequences of Denying the Resurrection
This verse stands as a focal point around which the first nineteen verses revolve (v. 12). “Now if Christ be preached that he rose from the dead” directs our attention to the first eleven verses. “How say some among you that there is no resurrection?” This question looks ahead to verses thirteen ...
The Resurrection of Christians
In the first half of this chapter Paul dealt with the resurrection of Christ. Now, in the last half of the chapter, he deals with the resurrection of Christians. Christ arose and so shall we who know Him. Paul had explored the logical happenings which followed the denial of the bodily ...
Effects of Denying the Resurrection
What does it mean when it says to be “baptized for the dead” (v. 29)? The Bible Knowledge Commentary says that “up to 200 explanations have been given for this verse. Some, such as the Mormons, believe it means "proxy baptism”, where a believer is baptized on behalf of a dead ...
What Our Resurrection Body Will Be Like
Paul opens a discussion concerning the nature of the resurrection body. He deals with two questions which foolish objectors raise (v. 35). The first question implies that resurrection is impossible; the second, that it is inconceivable...
Comparison of the Natural and Spiritual Body
In the previous passage, we were told that the body is buried in corruption because it is going to decay; but it is raised so that it cannot decay. With this change there is no decay or death in heaven. The expression “last Adam,” was coined by the Apostle Paul as a reference to Christ (v. 45). Today ...
Victory is Coming
Paul reveals a wonderful secret that not all people will die but everyone will be changed (v. 51). This will happen very suddenly when the last trumpet is sounded (v. 52). This signals the end of the present age. Two distinct groups will be represented. Those who have died will be raised with ...