Fragments Or Miscellaneous Sketches
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But there is another passage used as an ob- jection to our theory, — '* Flesh and blood, " says the same apostle, in the same connection, " can- not inherit the kingdom of God. " Now we can discover nothing in this passage at variance with the doctrine we hold. We conceive it to mean, simply, that the human body, in its present state, clothed with flesh and blood, cannot enter the kingdom of God. But cannot the body be chang- ed, so changed that it will cease to be " flesh and blood, " and yet ...not cease to be material 1 That there will pass upon the body a most wonderful change, is a blessed truth ; and it is concerning this change that the apostle is speak- RESURRECTION, 141 ing in the chapter from which the passages noticed are selected. He is striving to teach us that the body, when raised by the trumpet-peal from the corruptions of the grave, will be very different from what it is now. It will be thor- oughly changed, he tells us ; but he does not tell us, nor does he in the least degree intimate, that the body will then cease to be material.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there is another passage used as an ob- jection to our theory, — '* Flesh and blood, " says the same apostle, in the same connection, " can- not inherit the kingdom of God. " Now we can discover nothing in this passage at variance with the doctrine we hold. We conceive it to mean, simply, that the human body, in its present state, clothed with flesh and blood, cannot enter the kingdom of God. But cannot the body be chang- ed, so changed that it will cease to be " flesh and blood, " and yet ...not cease to be material 1 That there will pass upon the body a most wonderful change, is a blessed truth ; and it is concerning this change that the apostle is speak- RESURRECTION, 141 ing in the chapter from which the passages noticed are selected. He is striving to teach us that the body, when raised by the trumpet-peal from the corruptions of the grave, will be very different from what it is now. It will be thor- oughly changed, he tells us ; but he does not tell us, nor does he in the least degree intimate, that the body will then cease to be material.
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