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The truth of bodily resurrection is the miracle Michelangelo wants us to see.
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Give up the material fire, and you lose the bodily resurrection.
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After our bodily resurrection, we will receive a physical inheritance.
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How will the effects of our bodily resurrection be felt by the entire universe?
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Among these Jewish dogmas retained by early Christianity was that of the bodily resurrection.
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After our bodily resurrection, we'll still remember the darkness and dangers of this life.
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Those who know God and believe his promise of bodily resurrection can dream great dreams.
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The Second Book of Maccabees with emphasis repeatedly asserts future retribution and a bodily resurrection.
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But not in the physical, bodily resurrection of Jesus.
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This they do by means of the doctrine of a general bodily resurrection of the dead.
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Renounce the bodily resurrection, and away goes the visible coming of Christ to a general judgment.
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Christianity based itself, in its own theory, on the bodily resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
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They reject the doctrine of the Trinity, of the bodily resurrection, and of an atonement for sins.
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This is the great bodily resurrection, as it is still understood and looked for by the Parsees.
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Continuity of identity ultimately requires bodily resurrection.
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The Manichaans denied a bodily resurrection.
