Death, Resurrection

La Fin de la Mort

Certains membres de la congrégation de Corinthe ont nié la résurrection corporelle des justes. Paul a répondu en soulignant sa nécessité et en faisant appel à la Résurrection passée de Jésus. Sa résurrection était et reste le précédent de celle des croyants. Des disciples fidèles seront ressuscités corporellement d’entre les morts quand il “arrivera” à la fin de l’âge, et son apparition mènera à la fin de la mort elle-même.

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Judgment, Parousia, Resurrection

The Great Gathering

The righteous and the unrighteous will be “gathered” before Jesus on the Last Day, the former for vindication and salvation, and the latter for condemnation. This event is linked consistently in the New Testament to the “arrival” of Jesus at the end of the age when he will resurrect the dead, judge the dead and living, and consummate the Kingdom of God.

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Death, Resurrection, Salvation

Resurrection and Salvation

The biblical faith is forward-looking and foundational to its doctrine of salvation is the future resurrection of the righteous dead. That event will also mark the arrival of the New Creation. The New Testament links this to two events. First, the past Resurrection of Jesus. Second, his future arrival at the end of the age. Our salvation remains incomplete without our resurrection,

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Deceivers, False Prophet, Last Days

Prophetic Blunders

According to Moses, “When the prophet speaks in the name of Yahweh and the word does not come to pass, that is the word Yahweh has NOT spoken.” If this guideline remains applicable, many churches have embraced an interpretive school of prophecy that does not represent what the Bible says, namely, Dispensationalism, and this is demonstrated by its long history of failed predictions, speculations, and expectations.

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