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In this Bible study on 1 Corinthians 15:20, Fr. Gabriel discusses Christ as the “first fruits” of those who have fallen asleep. He explains that Christ’s resurrection is the guarantee of our own future resurrection, using Old Testament sacrificial imagery to highlight that just as the first offering signifies more to come, Christ’s rising assures the resurrection of all. This hope in the resurrection transforms our understanding of death, calling us to live with faith and anticipation of the life to come.
By Fr. Gabriel McHugh5
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In this Bible study on 1 Corinthians 15:20, Fr. Gabriel discusses Christ as the “first fruits” of those who have fallen asleep. He explains that Christ’s resurrection is the guarantee of our own future resurrection, using Old Testament sacrificial imagery to highlight that just as the first offering signifies more to come, Christ’s rising assures the resurrection of all. This hope in the resurrection transforms our understanding of death, calling us to live with faith and anticipation of the life to come.