Questions Why was it important to establish the witnesses of Christ after He was resurrected? How is that information helpful to us? In what way was Paul How does this affect modern, latter-day “as … one born out of due time”? claims to apostleship and sightings of Christ? What are the consequences of accepting the doctrine that is no resurrection from the “there Please enumerate those listed by Paul. What do these dead”? prove? Given that Christ’s resurrection is established, what does the fact of His resurrection prove? Because of His resurrection, we can be confident in the resolution of what ends” and “loose promises? Who are And, why are How does Paul’s question fit into “they”? “they baptized for the dead”? the overall context? Who is the in this context? Therefore, what be the most immediate company” “evil application? Practically, how would they (and we by extension) to righteousness and do “awake not sin”? Based on the context, what is the motive behind the question raised in verse 35? How does Paul address the underlying concern or concerns? – What is the difference between the of the first and last man? How is the natural first and “gifts” then the spiritual? How do we bear the image of the and the of dust” Man”? “man “heavenly How do these truths and the origin of these two men necessitate a resurrection? If we are to and if the kingdom of God”, and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of “inherit “flesh what can we infer about the resurrection? God, nor does corruption inherit incorruption”,
Questions Why was it important to establish the witnesses of Christ after He was resurrected? How is that information helpful to us? In what way was Paul “as … one born out of due time”? How does this affect modern, latter-day claims to apostleship and sightings of Christ? What are the consequences of accepting the doctrine that “there is no resurrection from the dead”? Please enumerate those listed by Paul. What do these prove? Given that Christ’s resurrection is established, what does the fact of His resurrection prove? Because of His resurrection, we can be confident in the resolution of what “loose ends” and promises? Who are “they”? And, why are “they baptized for the dead”? How does Paul’s question fit into the overall context? Who is the “evil company” in this context? Therefore, what be the most immediate application? Practically, how would they (and we by extension) “awake to righteousness and do not sin”? Based on the context, what is the motive behind the question raised in verse 35? How does Paul address the underlying concern – or concerns? What is the difference between the “gifts” of the first and last man? How is the natural first and then the spiritual? How do we bear the image of the “man of dust” and the “heavenly Man”? How do these truths and the origin of these two men necessitate a resurrection? If we are to “inherit the kingdom of God”, and if “flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God, nor does corruption inherit incorruption”, what can we infer about the resurrection?
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