1 Corinthians 14-16 Part 2 • Dr. Daniel C. Peterson • Sept 4 - Sept 10
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Dr. Peterson explores the doctrine of baptisms for the dead and Paul’s defense of the Hellenistic views of the human body, decay, and glory of bodily Resurrection.
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00:00 Part II–Dr. Daniel Peterson
01:16 Krister Stendahl and baptism for the dead
06:05 Holy Envy and the Sabbath
08:34 Remembering each person by name
09:25 Baptism for the dead
10:49 Understanding Paul by Edgar J. Goodspeed and Paul Cheeseman
13:04 Baptism for the dead and Resurrection
16:12 Corruptible and incorruptible
19:12 The essential truth of the Resurrection
21:59 Muslim belief and Resurrection
22:44 Christianity and Resurrection
25:22 Painting in Istanbul
29:03 Elder Stevenson and N.T. Wright
30:35 Focus on Easter vs Christmas
32:46 Hank and Dr. Peterson on personal grief and loss
38:53 Sociality after death
40:36 Dr. Peterson shares a personal story about the loss of his granddaughter
43:53 Millions and millions have died and it hasn’t hurt them
45:39 Paul signing off
50:15 Dr. Peterson’s takeaways from these chapters
55:30 End of Part II–Dr. Daniel Peterson
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