~4 min.Resurrection!
towardthemark.org · ... of the resurrection which the apostle Paul presents at the beginning of 1. Cor. 15. Apart from the apostles, "above five hundred brethren at once" ...
Position:Toward the Mark #78
~5 min.The Victories of the Lord Jesus
towardthemark.org · ... result. The same writer applies this to the resurrection of the body (1. Cor. 15), the glorious witness of the triumph of that power over Satan ...
Position:Toward the Mark #46
~5 min.Lord and Christ!
towardthemark.org · ... even the Father, that God may be all in all, as we see in 1. Cor. 15. May it be ours through grace, while waiting for His coming, to be rejoicing ...
Position:Toward the Mark #57
~5 min.Waiting
biblecentre.org · ... principally the waiting; in Thessalonians and Revelation, all three; in 1. Cor. 15, the work; and in 1. Jn. 3, rather the walk. Waiting, ...
~5 min.The Lord is Risen Indeed
towardthemark.org · ... but the positive evidence is even stronger. In the early verses of 1. Cor. 15, Paul cites six witnesses, or groups of witnesses, all of whom vouch ...
Position:Toward the Mark #30
~6 min."What happens to the believer after death?"
towardthemark.org · ... be "clothed" as being part of the "first resurrection" (see 1. Cor. 15, 1. Thess. 4 and Rev. 20). At that time "what is mortal" ...
Position:Toward the Mark #63
~6 min.The Lord's Table
biblecentre.org · ... Lord leads (1. Cor. 14) The gospel is taken out to the lost (1. Cor. 15). To this list we may add two important further characteristics, ...
~6 min.Chapter 4
... to transform them into His glorious image (compare 2. Cor. 5 and 1. Cor. 15). An especial revelation was required to make them understand ...
~6 min."With Christ, which is far better"
biblecentre.org · ... shall I see God." Two ways of life appear in the resurrection chapter, 1. Cor. 15, in stark contrast with each other. "Let us eat and drink, for ...
~6 min.In Christ
biblecentre.org · ... As in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive" (1. Cor. 15. 22). Here we get the two Headships. There are but the two. Either we ...
