1 Co 15 - Firm Foundation
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Christ's resurrection from the dead proves that the foundations of Scripture, faith, hope, and life after death are solid. It establishes Scripture as truth, shows that faith in Christ is worthwhile and not in vain, gives hope of resurrection for believers, and proves that decay of the physical body does not mean the end as there is eternal life after death. The resurrection of Christ therefore serves as a firm foundation for building one's life.
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- If Christ has not been resurrected, then the preaching of the gospel is in vain, faith is worthless, and believers are still in their sins.
- Christ was the first fruits of the resurrection, and all who belong to him will be resurrected when he returns. Our current mortal bodies will be changed into immortal, spiritual bodies.
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Deeper hell and the resurrection of christ- feb 27, 2011
The document discusses the significance of the Apostles' Creed, particularly the lines "He descended into hell" and "The third day He arose again from the dead." It explores different interpretations of "descended into hell" and argues it means Jesus experienced the wrath of God and hellish torment to deliver believers. It then examines evidence for the resurrection, including the transformed lives of disciples, and explains the resurrection affirms faith, manifests Jesus' deity, establishes our destiny in heaven, and neutralizes Satan as the enemy who holds power over death.
Deeper hell and the resurrection of christ- feb 27, 2011
The document discusses the significance of the Apostles' Creed, particularly the lines "He descended into hell" and "The third day He arose again from the dead." It explores different interpretations of "descended into hell" and argues it means Jesus experienced the wrath of God and hellish torment to deliver believers. It then examines evidence for the resurrection, including the transformed lives of disciples, and explains the resurrection affirms faith, manifests Jesus' deity, establishes our destiny in heaven, and neutralizes Satan as the enemy.
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