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Resurrection of Body (1 Corinthians 15) - Coggle Diagram
Resurrection of Body (1 Corinthians 15)
What is resurrection?
Rising up or standing again
Anastasis
The state or act of rising or standing again
Corinthians denied the idea of resurrection becuase it seems impossible
Foundation of everything church believes
It unifies, motivates integrity, empowers us to love, and gives us hope for victory over death
This was because of Jesus Christ
Corinthians
Known for their wealth because of their strategic location
Second to longest letters or epistles of Paul
Problems: Divisions, food, sexual integrity, worship, and resurrection
They believed that God's grace permits them to do evil or sins
"Life is to live and is to die."
Dualism
Belief that the physical body of human beings are natural evil
1 Corinthians 6:19-20
"bodies are temple of the Holy Spirit...whom you receive from God, ..you were brought with a price. There honor God with your bodies."
v.13 - "The body is not meant for sexual immorality but for the Lord, and the Lord for the body."
bodies are members of Christ himself (v.15)
Context
: Paul discussing the problem of sexual immorality
Paul's answer
Analogy of seed
Seed = Resurrection
Nature of seed
Descriptions of physical and heavenly body
Heavenly body
Physical body
Model of physical and heavenly bodies
Last Adam
First Adam
Conclusion
Death is natural end of life
Last step of receiving a glorified and resurrected body
Like the risen Christ