Sermon Tone Analysis
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• The implications of the denial of the resurrection: 1) “Baptized for the dead”—new believers take the place of dead ones, v. 29; 2) Of those who suffer, vv.
30-32.
• If there is no resurrection of the body, then what suffering is worth it?
Three levels of fellowship
• The fellowship we have now on earth
• The fellowship at death
• The fellowship with the Lord in the new body and soul and spirit
Obligations imposed by the doctrine of the resurrection, vv.
33-34
• Danger of association (not in terms of conduct but rather belief/doctrine, v. 33)
• Duty to change, v. 34: 1) In terms of sobriety; 2) In terms of sinning (in particular bad company); 3) Description of bad company
The answers to the resurrection, vv.
34-49
• How are the dead raised?
• With what kind of body will they come?
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