Sentences with phrase «person believes in the resurrection»

He went on to teach us that unless we include the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we have not shared enough, and unless a person believes in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, they are not justified.

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But I also believe there's room within Christianity for people like myself, who don't believe in a humanistic God that sometimes grants our petitions, or in the virgin birth, or in a literal resurrection.

He said: «You only had to have half an hours conversation with him to realise that he was a man of passionate Christian belief and conviction and what is more he believed entirely in the incarnation, that God comes among us fully in the person of Jesus, and he believed entirely in the resurrection.»

We are indeed living in the last days, and to tell you the truth it might be already too late to sway some people to believe in Christ's Life, Death, and Resurrection.

In their response to me, Robert George and Patrick Lee argue that some form of material continuity, indeed, a partial identity with respect to the material aspect of the human person, is part of what it means to believe in the resurrectioIn their response to me, Robert George and Patrick Lee argue that some form of material continuity, indeed, a partial identity with respect to the material aspect of the human person, is part of what it means to believe in the resurrectioin the resurrection.

This was not a stretch for the people, because they believed in a personal resurrection, they could believe in a national resurrection

The coming up out of the water did not symbolize resurrection (for many Jewish people did not believe in the resurrection), but of being reborn out of water, like a newborn babe.

I believe that all sins, past, present, and future, of all people have already been done away with in Jesus Christ, through His death, burial, and resurrection.

While the death and resurrection of Jesus are central to the Gospel, believing in the resurrection of Jesus is not required for a person to receive eternal life from Jesus.

In Romans 1:16 the power of God (who is Christ the Righteousness of God) for salvation is for everyone who believes (in the person, work and resurrection of Jesus ChristIn Romans 1:16 the power of God (who is Christ the Righteousness of God) for salvation is for everyone who believes (in the person, work and resurrection of Jesus Christin the person, work and resurrection of Jesus Christ.)

If a person must believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus, what was the object of faith for OT people and the apostles who did not (as far as we can tell) believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus?

So, right here, in Scripture, we have examples of people who did not believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus, but who did have eternal life because they believed in Jesus for it.

What passages are there in Scripture which teach that a person must believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus in order to receive everlasting life?

If a person must believe in the death of resurrection of Jesus, is it sufficient to believe in the historical facts of these events, or does a person also have to believe in substitutionary atonement?

In essence, don't dismiss Jesus» resurrection on the basis that people would have been willing to believe it, because they weren't.

If a person must believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus, must they believe that Jesus rose in a glorified, eternal, incorruptible body, and that He went on to ascend into heaven, or can they believe that He went on to live, grow old, and die again of old age like the others who were resurrected in Scripture?

If a person must believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus, do they have to believe that it was by the shedding of blood of Jesus on the cross that sins are forgiven, or can they just believe that it was simply His death that was sufficient?

Everyone believes in Julius Caesars battles, yet despite hundreds of witnesses people refuse to believe in Him or His resurrection, or God's other miracles since then.

And there are several stories in the Gospels — the resurrection is the main one — which have the flavor of people saying: Look here, you're not going to believe this, but this is what happened.

All people are ultimately saved by Jesus and His work on the cross, but during the time of the OT they were not saved by Jesus» work on the cross because it had not yet occurred and because to be saved by Jesus» work on the cross you have to believe in Jesus and His death and resurrection on your behalf which those in the OT were not aware of.

Believe me these people are agents of Lucifer and very soon in our days they would be in fire with their master.Keep in faith in the real suffering, death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Look it really isn't hard to figure out who is telling the truth and who is lying just look at the facts smart people can believe in evolution all they want but at the end of their lives what do they have forward to look to nothing cause they don't believe in a resurrection.

In other words, it is believed that after death but before the resurrection, all people who have died are in a state of waiting for the final resurrection and the judgments that folloIn other words, it is believed that after death but before the resurrection, all people who have died are in a state of waiting for the final resurrection and the judgments that folloin a state of waiting for the final resurrection and the judgments that follow.

C. H. Dodd from the angle of realized eschatology and his conviction that Jesus believed the kingdom had already come in his own person interprets them as originally spoken by Jesus to refer to the crisis connected with his own death and resurrection.9 Others who believe that Jesus could not have said these things attribute them to the early church and the error of the evangelists in presenting them as his words.

Nevertheless, most of these persons would probably agree with the recent statement of a contemporary Christian philosopher that «Christian belief means accepting the resurrection of Christ, and therefore it seems to involve believing in at least one miracle.

Therefore, it seems possible that this appearance of Jesus might be His appearance to another group of people who were also waiting for the once - for - all sacrifice to be completed, namely, those who believed in the coming Messiah, but who died before His death and resurrection.

Maybe the «love your neighbor» part is true but requiring people to believe dogmatic claims (like the resurrection) in order to be «saved» is false.

On his missionary journeys Paul surely met people who were unable to believe in his preaching of the resurrection for the very reason that they believed in the immortality of the soul.

Both the people of whom Paul says (in 1 Thessalonians 4:13) that «they have no hope» and those of whom he writes (in 1 Corinthians 15:12) that they do not believe there is a resurrection from the dead are probably not Epicureans, as we are inclined to believe.

25 per cent of British Christians do not believe in Jesus» resurrectionOne in four people who class themselves as Christians do not believe the resurrection...

I believe that what is important about Jesus and the Gospel is the experience that the people who followed Jesus had, the meaning they found in his life and death and resurrection, and consequently the meaning it can have for people today.

It concerned whether a person had to believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus in order to be born again.

However, I did point out that we do have examples of people in Scripture who believed in Jesus and received everlasting life, but did not know about the death and resurrection of Jesus, and even when presented with these truths, did not believe them (cf. Matt 16:31 - 32; Mark 9:31 - 32; Luke 9:44 - 45; 18:31 - 34; 24:19 - 26; John 20:9, 24 - 30).

To my surprise I realized that the person who had written these sermons believed in some kind of physical resurrection.

In that way, and that way alone, Jesus rises from the dead and lives on in the human heart and mind because if you believe in the Resurrection then treat people without compassion, mercy, justice and forgiveness, what good is the any of iIn that way, and that way alone, Jesus rises from the dead and lives on in the human heart and mind because if you believe in the Resurrection then treat people without compassion, mercy, justice and forgiveness, what good is the any of iin the human heart and mind because if you believe in the Resurrection then treat people without compassion, mercy, justice and forgiveness, what good is the any of iin the Resurrection then treat people without compassion, mercy, justice and forgiveness, what good is the any of it?

Instead, the issue seems to be, «Does a person need to believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ to receive eternal life?»

Many people who believe in the cross and resurrection of Christ are still lost because they have a works mentality.

You wrote, «The issue is, «Does a person need to believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ to receive eternal life?»»

It is taken for granted, as if it were a premise accepted by all reasonable people, that no one seriously believes in Heaven, Hell, or Purgatory, in the life of the soul, the resurrection of the body, or the personality of God as the concrete realities they were once imagined to be.

Very briefly, we believe that when a person dies, they sleep in the grave until the resurrection.