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1. fatherpeffley.org › docs › MystbodyThe Mystical Body of Christ - Father Peffley

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   "Christ is the head of the Church and saves the whole body" (Eph 5:23). Just as Christ is the vine, He is the head of His body, giving life to the members and bringing about their salvation. Paul uses the analogy of the human body in showing that all parts must cooperate for the good of the Church: "Not you together are Christ's body; but each ...

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2. stbarnabaslb.org › wp-content › uploadsLesson 5- St. Paul's teaching on the Church - stbarnabaslb.org

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   The Church is called “one body in Christ” in Romans 12:5, “one body” in 1 Corinthians 10:17, “the body of Christ” in 1 Cor 12:27 and Eph 4:12, and “the body” in Heb 13:3. When Christ entered our world, He took on a physical body (Heb 10:5; Phil 2:7).

3. stmarys-waco.org › 2016 › 9The Theology of the Body by John Paul II - Saint Mary Church ...

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   St. Paul's Description of the Body and Teaching on Purity..... 140 The Virtue of Purity Is the Expression and Fruit of Life According to the Spirit. 143 The Pauline Doctrine of Purity as Life According to the Spirit..... 145

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 354526769_Life(PDF) Life and Death in the Body of Christ - ResearchGate

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   Apr 18, 2017 · Abstract. Focusing on 1 Corinthians, I argue for a literal reading of Paul’s understanding of life and death in the body of Christ. Recent research carried out by Dale Martin and Troels...

5. www.divinitylutheran.com › sermons › text“We Are the Body of Christ” 1 Corinthians 12:12

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   In v.27, Paul states the lesson in a nutshell. "You are the body of Christ and individually members of it." You are the Body of Christ now! You are to behave like the Body of Christ now, both in your individual and in your congregational lives. Everyone is accountable in bringing unity to the church through the sharing of the diversity of God's ...

6. hillcrestonline.com › wp-content › uploadsThe Body of Christ Series - hillcrestonline.com

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   Apr 1, 2022 · The Body of Christ Series that you heard and that has been proclaimed to every creature under heaven, and of which I, Paul, have become a servant. Points to consider: 1. We have been studying “The Gospel.” Paul says that God through the church--the body-- is reconciled (?) to mankind. 2. Christ is the head of the body. 3. Christ died for ...

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   What does “the body of Christ” mean in the Bible?

   • The phrase “the Body of Christ” is a common New Testament metaphor for the Church. The Church is called “one body in Christ” in Romans 12:5, “one body” in 1 Corinthians 10:17, “the body of Christ” in 1 Cor 12:27 and Eph 4:12, and “the body” in Heb 13:3. When Christ entered our world, He took on a physical body (Heb 10:5; Phil 2:7).

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   What does Paul say about the body?

   • The man whom Paul addressed in the First Letter to the Corinthians and who (like the Sadducees) is contrary to the possibility of the resurrection, has also his (historical) experience of the body. From this experience it emerges quite clearly that the body is perishable, weak, physical, in dishonor.

   The Theology of the Body by John Paul II - Saint Mary Church of the

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   What does Paul say about the holiness of the body?

   • In chapter six of the First Letter to the Corinthians, Paul specifies the truth about the holiness of the body. He stigmatizes unchastity, that is, the sin against the holiness of the body, the sin of impurity, with words that are even drastic: "Do you not know that your bodies are members of Christ?

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   What does Paul say about human nature?

   • We are speaking here of human nature in its integrity, that is, of human nature in its psychosomatic makeup. However, Paul speaks of the body.

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   What does Paul say about the unpresentable parts of the human body?

   • In Paul's expressions about the unpresentable parts of the human body, as also about the ones which seem to be weaker or the ones which we think less honourable, we seem to find again the testimony of the same shame that the first human beings, male and female, had experienced after original sin.

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   Was the church a secret God revealed to Paul?

   • The Church, the Body of Christ,was a new creation, a“secret” (μυστήριον) God revealed to Paul. As such, it did notexist before Paul (Ephesians 3.3-9; Colossians 1.26-27; Romans16.25-27). Paul wrote to the Ephesians about the Body ofChrist. He declared it was a secret God had revealed to himalone.

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8. doctrine.org › the-church-the-body-of-christThe Church (the Body of Christ) - Doctrine

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   Apr 25, 2015 · The first is God explicitly stated through the apostle Paul that the Church, the Body of Christ, was a “secret,” (μυστήριον). This presents a serious problem for the traditional view because Paul made this declaration long after Pentecost. The second problem confirms the first point.