Lesson 147 – Doctrinal Consequence of Resurrection – Glorification (Part 1)

Review of the biblical context of the resurrection. Using the resurrection to represent a vague hope is improper and reveals a false theology. The fall and final judgment have cosmic results and bracket evil. Glorification is the ultimate, final aim and purpose of history. God is progressively glorified throughout history.

An episode of the Complete Bible Framework podcast, hosted by Charles Clough, titled "Lesson 147 – Doctrinal Consequence of Resurrection – Glorification (Part 1)" was published on April 6, 2000 and runs 62 minutes.

April 6, 2000 ·62m · Complete Bible Framework

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Review of the biblical context of the resurrection. Using the resurrection to represent a vague hope is improper and reveals a false theology. The fall and final judgment have cosmic results and bracket evil. Glorification is the ultimate, final aim and purpose of history. God is progressively glorified throughout history.

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Review of the biblical context of the resurrection. Using the resurrection to represent a vague hope is improper and reveals a false theology. The fall and final judgment have cosmic results and bracket evil. Glorification is the ultimate, final aim and purpose of history. God is progressively glorified throughout history.

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