...in his apology before Felix, resolves the whole into an immediate exertion of divine power : " Why should it be thought a thing incredible, that GOD should raise the dead?" If, indeed, the gospel professed to teach the theory of the fact, it would be a just objection, that...

...apostle, in his apology before Felix, resolves the whole into an immediate exertion of Divine power. " Why should it be thought a thing incredible that GOD should raise the dead ?" If, indeed, the gospel professed to teach the theory of the fact, it would be a just objection that...

...temple, is itself a pledge that the body of the believer shall be raised at the last day. ' Why, then, should it be thought a thing incredible, that God should raise the dead ?' It was not thought 'a thing incredible,' by Abraham. He, when on Mount Moriah, having Isaac his...

...and be reunited with its immortal companion. And that this will be accomplished is obvious, " for why should it be thought a thing incredible that God should raise the dead !" The risen and immortalized state of the body will differ as much from its corrupt state in the grave,...

...tribes, serving nightand day,hope to come. For which hope, O king, I am accused by the Jews. 0 Why should it be thought a thing incredible, that God should raise the dead ? 9 And I indeed did formerly think :hat I ought to do many things con:rary to the name of JESUS of...

...apostle, in his apology before Felix, resolves the whole into an immediate exertion of Divine power. " Why should it be thought a thing incredible that GOD should raise the dead ?" If, indeed, the gospel professed to teach the theory of the fact, it would be a just objection that...

...These, then, being the alleged circumstances, and the fact, moreover, being in itself credible, ' Why should it be thought a thing incredible that GOD should raise the dead ?' Similar remarks are applicable to other miracles ; and our author himself applies the principle...

...proves that they are imperishable, ' why,' with respect to the far nobler work of creation, man, ' should it be thought ' a thing incredible that God should raise the ' dead ?' * While I am referring to the Staffordshire coal-pits, I may mention, in confirmation of what 1...

...which proves that they are imperishable, ' why/ with respect to the far nobler work of creation, man,' should it be thought ' a thing incredible that God should raise the ' dead ?' * While I am referring to the Staffordshire coal-pits, I may mention, in confirmation of what I...

...ancient and modem. But in the eloquent language of the apostle of the Gentiles it may be asked, Why should it be thought a thing incredible that God should raise the dead ? Surely he, who originally formed our bodies, out of dust, could build them up again out of their...