1 Corinthians 15

Paul reminds the Corinthians of the gospel—that Christos died for sins, was buried, and raised on the third day, appearing to Kephas, the Twelve, over 500 brethren, and Paul himself—and argues that without resurrection, faith is vain and believers remain in sins[1][3]. He defends the reality of bodily resurrection, describes the nature of resurrected bodies as imperishable and spiritual, proclaims Christ's victory over death with 'Death, where is your sting?', and exhorts steadfastness in the Lord's work[1][2][5].

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