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*First question: How are the dead raised?
(15:35-41)
*Second question: With what kind of body do they come?
(15:42-49)
• The resurrection body (15:42-44): 1) The nature of the resurrection body (v.
42); 2) The glory of the resurrection body (v.
43a); 3) The power of the resurrection body (v.
43b); 4) The adaption of the resurrection body (v.
44): a) Natural body—back to Adam.
b) Spiritual body (example of Christ).
• The precursor of the resurrection body (15:45-49)
• The spiritual body is adapted to the environment of heaven.
Second Law of Thermodynamics: Every system let to its own devices always moves from order to disorder; its energy moves to less and less availability, which allows for no further work.
[Around 1850, Rudolf Clausius and William Thomson (Kelvin) stated the Second Law of Thermodynamics].
Last two points of Chapter 15
• The mystery of the resurrection, vv.
50-53: 1) “Now this . .
.” (v.
50)—introducing a review of 15:1-49; 2) “Mystery”—something we can only know if we are told.
3) What the mystery is—v.
51. 4) The event (v.
52)—“in a moment” (emphasis on suddenness)
• The victory of the resurrection—vv.
54-58: 1) Triple victory—death, sin, and the law; 2) “Swallowed up”—death has been gulped down; 3) A taunt, v. 55; 4) Sin is sin because it violates God’s law, v. 56; 5) Conclusion and motivation to service, vv.
57-58.
6) “Gives”—present tense—He is giving us the victory.
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