Resurrection
{BODILY RESURRECTION}
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- Christianity's Forgotten Hope - (Central to the hope of the early church was the bodily resurrection of the dead at the return of Jesus in glory) - {PDF Copy}
- Redemption or Abandonment? - (At the heart of Christian salvation is the future resurrection at Christ’s return and the arrival of the new creation) - {PDF Copy}
- New Covenant - New Creation - (The promises to Abraham find their fulfillment in the New Covenant in Jesus and the New Creation) - {PDF Copy}
- Final Events - (In presenting his arguments for the resurrection, Paul lays out several events that occur prior to the arrival of Jesus) - {PDF Copy}
- The Death of Death - (The arrival of Jesus at the end of the age will mean the termination of the Last Enemy - Death) - {PDF Copy}
- Redemption of our Body - (Paul links the bodily resurrection of believers to the New Creation since both are integral to the promised redemption) - {PDF Copy}
- Sorrow Not - Resurrection Hope - (Foundational to the hope of the church is the bodily resurrection of believers that will take place when Jesus arrives from heaven) - {PDF Copy}
- Completion in the Resurrection - (Paul expresses his goal of going on to perfection, a process that culminates in the physical resurrection at the coming of Jesus Christ) - {PDF Copy}
- Who is the Beginning - (To the Colossians, Paul emphasized the exalted position of Jesus that he has held since his death and resurrection – Colossians 1:18-19) - {PDF Copy}
- Beginning of the Creation - (Revelation looks forward to the reign of Jesus in the New Creation, a reality inaugurated by his Death and Resurrection) - {PDF Copy}
- Meeting Jesus - (Paul reassures the Thessalonians regarding the participation of dead saints in the arrival of Jesus from heaven) - {PDF Copy}
- His Parousia - (The arrival of Jesus in glory will mean the resurrection of the dead, the commencement of the New Creation, and the final judgment) - {PDF Copy}