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   The body is not really "vile," though it is fallen and degraded. (2) "His glory" is His glorified human nature, as it was after the Resurrection, as it is now in His ascended majesty, as it shall be seen at His second coming.

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   The body is not really “vile,” though it is fallen and degraded. (2) “His glory” is His glorified human nature, as it was after the Resurrection, as it is now in His ascended majesty, as it shall be seen at His second coming.

3. www.kingjamesbibleonline.org › Philippians-3-21Philippians 3:21 MEANING - King James Bible Online

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   The body is not really "vile," though it is fallen and degraded. (2) "His glory" is His glorified human nature, as it was after the Resurrection, as it is now in His ascended majesty, as it shall be seen at His second coming.

4. anglicanism.org › vile-bodies-the-body-inVile Bodies – The Body in Christian Teaching, Faith and ...

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   “Vile Bodies” is an extraordinarily well researched and in-depth study. As the title suggests the book is an account of the human body as a disgusting thing in Christian teaching, faith and practice; the term “vile” used by St Paul to describe his own body.

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   Philippians 3:21. Who shall change our vile body. Which is defiled with sin, attended with frailty, and is mortal; and being dead, is sown and laid in the grave in corruption, weakness, and dishonour: in the Greek text it is, "the body of our humility"; sin has subjected the body to weakness, mortality, and death; and death brings it into a ...

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   What does Philippians 3:21 mean? Commentary, explanation and study verse by verse. - Who shall change our vile body, that it may be fashioned like unto his glorious body, according to the working whereby he is able even to subdue all things unto himself.

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   Is the body really vile?

   • The body is not really "vile," though it is fallen and degraded. (2) "His glory" is His glorified human nature, as it was after the Resurrection, as it is now in His ascended majesty, as it shall be seen at His second coming.

   Philippians 3:21 who, by the power that enables Him to subject all

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   What is the meaning of the word 'vile'?

   • In ordinary usage, the word 'vile' represents that which is mean and despicable. However, this is not the thought of the Apostle Paul. The substance of the body is not in itself vile. There is nothing vile in the elements of the human frame or in their combination. The construction of the body is not vile.

   The Vile Body Made Glorious

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   Who will transform our vile body?

   • Who will transform our vile body so that it may be fashioned like his glorious body... The Apostle Paul does not consider the substance of the body as vile in itself. There is nothing vile in the elements of the human frame or in their combination.

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   Why did Archbishop Whately say 'who shall change our vile body'?

   • The biographer of Archbishop Whately relates that, during his last illness, one of his chaplains, watching, during the night at his bedside, in making some remark expressive of sympathy for his sufferings, quoted these words: "Who shall change our vile body." The Archbishop interrupted him with the request "Read the words."

   Philippians 3:21 Commentaries: who will transform the body of our

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   What will God do with our weak mortal bodies?

   • He will take our weak mortal bodies and change them into glorious bodies like his own, using the same power with which he will bring everything under his control. who will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body, by the power that enables him even to subject all things to himself.

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   What does Paul say about the body?

   • Paul says that it is one of the objects of the Christian hope and expectation, that this body, so subject to infirmities and sicknesses, will be changed. That it may be fashioned like unto his glorious body - Greek, "The body Of his glory;" that is, the body which he has in his glorified state.

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8. biblehub.com › sermons › authThe Vile Body Made Glorious - Bible Hub

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   The construction of the body is not vile. There is so much of Divine design, wisdom, and skill displayed in every part of the human body, that the attributes of the Creator seem to be enthroned or enshrined in it.