1 Cor 15: Yeshua's Resurrection

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The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is central to the Apostolic Scriptures and are foundational for the body.
The need to resist cultural worldview. (what was their worldview? reject resurrection?)
For example, Paul argues that if Yeshua did not bodily rise from the dead,
biblical faith is false and ineffective,
preaching is useless,
apostolic witnesses were false,
sin remains unforgiven,
and believers have died without hope (1 Cor 15:12–19).
He also asserts that Christians are misguided without this distinctive doctrine (1 Cor 15:32).
Tanakh Prophecies
First Century Expectations (brief)
Josephus
Qumran
Pseudepigrapha
Apostol
Significance of Yeshua’s Resurrection
The Proof of Yeshua’s Resurrection
Implications of Yeshua’s Resurrection
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