A @Christadelphians Video: Description: The ideas of theologians about an immortal soul in man is examined . Then the Bible is examined for the answer to how life and death came into the world. From there, the question of the need for resurrection is considered. Comment: A comment: about 8.58 seconds in, there is a powerpoint with a quote The quote says it’s 1 Sam. 7v12-16 but should be 2 Sam. 7v12-16. ED # Summary The presentation titled “G0@ T=Resurrection…the only hope” by Swansea R Snelling discusses the biblical perspective on the immortality of the soul versus the concept of resurrection. It highlights that the traditional belief in the immortality of the soul is rooted in Greek philosophy rather than scripture. The speaker argues that the Bible consistently teaches about resurrection rather than an eternal soul, referencing various biblical figures and their beliefs in resurrection, including Abraham, Job, and David. The presentation concludes with the notion that true hope lies in the resurrection through faith in Jesus Christ.

# Highlights – 📜 **Biblical Basis for Resurrection**: The speaker emphasises that the Bible does not support the idea of an immortal soul but instead speaks of resurrection as the core hope for believers.

– 🔍 **Greek Influence on Doctrine**: It is noted that the concept of an immortal soul is derived from Greek philosophy, particularly the teachings of Plato, rather than biblical teachings.

– ✝️ **Faith in Christ’s Resurrection**: The presentation concludes that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is central to Christian faith, providing hope for believers in their own resurrection.

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