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I recently heard one of the most confusing and disheartening messages on the text of Philippians 3:21. So instead of focusing on exceptions and arguments against the simplicity of the “resurrection hope”, let’s look at the context of the two for-mentioned passages – Philippians 3:21 and Romans 8:23. He then begins to point out exceptions and made the point – “it could go either way based on context”. Kratt points out the CBV argument that “…if the noun “body” is singular following a personal pronoun such as “our”, then the meaning is to be understood as a single corporate “body” (group, collective) to which everyone who is addressed belongs”. This part 1 critique was based upon the mass confusion regarding the mention of “our body” found in the “resurrection texts”, namely Philippians 3:21 and Romans 8:23. To be fair, this is only a part 1 of his critique, therefore we will continue to engage his thoughts Now that I have given you some understanding of the CBV, I will proceed by looking at the texts brought forth and the misunderstanding it seems that fosters Mr.

Kratt do all they can to understand the simplicity of the CBV and create illogical dilemmas and arguments to maintain their misunderstandings. I fail to understand why so many like Mr. (This is part 3 of a 3 part series, links for part 1 and 2 are available within the article) To better help you understand the depth of this point, I direct you to the following articles by Mr. The CBV understands the correlation of the “hope of Israel” as detailed through the Law and the Prophets with the Kingdom of God, and most significantly the resurrection of the dead (which is logically affirmed by reading Acts 26:22-23, and 1 Corinthians 15:50). I say that all the while noting and appreciating his many contributions to the Full Preterist perspective. Kratt seemingly misunderstands and misses the point of the CBV.

The foremost point I want to make through this response is that Mr. 1)” by Jerel Kratt in the Summer 2017 issue of Fulfilled! Magazine. Recently I read what was called “A Critique of the Corporate Body View of the Resurrection of the Dead (pt.

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