~8 Min.Is the Healing of the Body Included in the Atonement?

... account of their unbelief. How terribly Paul would then have erred when in 1. Cor. 15 he presented the coming of the Lord as the only event that ...

~8 Min.Speaking in Languages (Speaking in Tongues)

... Among the witnesses to the resurrection of the Lord who are mentioned in 1. Cor. 15 there was not a single woman, and that despite the fact that ...

~8 Min.1.6 "The First Resurrection."

... dead spoken about in the long argument on the resurrection contained in 1. Cor. 15? The reason is very plain. A "resurrection from the dead" is ...

~8 Min.1. The Lord Jesus Christ - His Person

... ever cease to be a man? No. He was raised from among the dead (1. Cor. 15) and ascended to heaven, and He is there now as a glorified man. This is ...

~16 Min.12. Prophecy

... events, as do other New Testament books (see Mt. 24; 1. Cor. 15; 2. Pet. 3; etc.). 'Prophetic writings' that make known the ...

26:43Part 1

... the living God. To serve the living God. And finally, in 1. Cor. 15. 1. Cor. 15, verse 28. And when all things shall be subdued unto him, ...

~9 Min.The Head of the Body

... work. Only the Father will not be subjected to Him, as we read in 1. Cor. 15. By means of His work as a man heaven and earth will be reconciled ...

~26 Min.The Bride of Christ

... the assembly to Himself glorious.". Has it never touched us when reading 1. Cor. 15 and 1. Thess. 4 that at the coming of the Lord Jesus His ...

~28 Min.The First Proclamation of the Assembly

... again to lead us into eternal life. Moreover* the apostle Pauls says in 1. Cor. 15, "We shall not all fall asleep." The moment is coming when all ...