1 Corinthians 15: 22-28..all comes together in context..

[Beloved Servant]

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I wonder what name will be chosen for round 3.     :happy3:

Fill us in Paul. What happened???

[WhiteWings]

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My bet is: Nachash

[Paul Hazelwood]

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Fill us in Paul. What happened???

I'm not involved in that process, but anytime someone is banned, "restricted" shows up by their name.

[claypot]

I don't worry if Christ be in me, coglee.

Cut that cord!  :laughing7:
Cool down. I'll buy you a few beers :thumbsup:

I'm gonna hold you to that WW. I bet they have some good taverns in the great by and by. I hear that Jesus Himself loves a good party and I say that with all due respect. Look at all the party situations in Scripture.

cp

[HartleyDamboiseII]

Sorry People ,,,,Cutting and Pasting Again
An  Analytical Study of Words by Louis Abbott


The English word "Hell" suffered the same unslaught, but not from pagan Greeks, but from pagan Christians! According to Arcade Dictionary of Word Origins by John Ayto, the etymology of the word "hell" is as follows:

hell (OE) Etymologically, "hell" is a 'hidden place.' It goes back ultimately to Indo-European 'kel' (cover, hide), which has contributed an extraordinary number of words to English, including 'apocalypse,'' cell,' 'cellar,' 'conceal,' 'helmet,' 'hull,' 'pod,' 'occult,' and possibly 'colour' and 'holster.' Its Germanic descendant was 'khel-,' 'khal-,' whose derivatives included 'khallo' and 'khaljo.' The first became modern English 'hall,' the second modern English 'hell-'-so both hall and hell were originally 'concealed or covered places,' although very different ways: the 'hall' with a roof, 'hell' with at least six feet of earth. Related Germanic forms include German 'Holle' (O with an umlaut), Dutch 'hel,' and Swedish 'helvete' (in which 'vete' means punishment').

Isn't it rather interesting that the place where people met under a roof and therefore "covered," (hall) and the place where people are "six feet under" and therefore "unseen," come from the same word? A church and a grave yard therefore have much in common. This book will not go into other theological words such as the word "church," but I assure you, there are many embarrassing surprises hidden in theological word origins.
This information I am bringing forth is not hidden away in some ancient monastery. It can be found in almost any book on word origins, regular dictionaries, and encyclopedias. But when Christians have been taught to stick their heads into a "hole" or "hall" called our "church building" and not to look at anything which does not conform to "their" teachings, it leaves most Christians in "gross darkness"-in other words in a "hell" of their own.

[Tony N]

everyone,

Here is what I believe these scriptures are teaching.

Dear lee100,
There are three groups to vivification:

1 Corinthians 15:22-26 CLV  (22)  For even as, in Adam, all are dying,
thus also, in Christ, shall all be vivified."  (23)  Yet each in his own class:
the Firstfruit, Christ; thereupon those who are Christ's in His presence;"
  (24)  thereafter the consummation, whenever He may be giving up the
kingdom to His God and Father, whenever He should be nullifying all
sovereignty and all authority and power."  (25)  For He must be reigning until
He should be placing all His enemies under His feet.  (26) 
The last enemy is being abolished: death.

The last group to come into vivification is the consummation group who become vivified when death is abolished in verse 26 which is after Revelation has run its course.

God definately will be All in all, not All in some.

[Doc]

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I wonder what name will be chosen for round 3.     :happy3:

Fill us in Paul. What happened???

I'm not involved in that process, but anytime someone is banned, "restricted" shows up by their name.

In that case, I'm betting it's truchristian 10. Just registered today, already restricted status...

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