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Condensed from annotations provided by James E Kiefer cited at various Web sites Creed TextWe believe in the Holy Spirit the Lord theWith the Father and the Son he is worshippedWe believe in on. Jesus . Christ Course. Document # TX001187. What Is a Creed?. a summary statement of beliefs. a profession of faith. What Is the Nicene Creed?. The Nicene Creed is the summary statement of Christian belief that was originally formulated at the First Council of Nicaea in AD 325. It was revised and promulgated at the Council of Constantinople in AD 381.. The Apostles Creed (1). It is the shortest creed.. It . was originally used at baptism --- those who wanted to be baptized were taught the basics in the creed.. The Apostles Creed (2). When they were baptized, they were asked if they believed each part of the creed, like …. TEXT: Ephesians 2:1-10. THEME: The resurrection of Jesus gives the believer hope of a New Life with God.. What they would like to have said about them at their funerals. . The . third said, "I'd like someone to say, 'His body just moved!'". WHO NEEDS IT?. YOUR GOAL. LIVE FOR EVER IN HEAVEN?. LIVE ON THE NEW EARTH?. REVELATION 21:1-3. HEAVEN COMES DOWN TO EARTH. GOD LIVES ON EARTH. TWO HUMANITIES. 1 CORINTHIANS 15:44-47, 50. BY CREATION AND BIRTH - NATURAL. The Apostles’ Creed and The Nicene Creed. The Apostles’ Creed. I believe in God, the Father almighty,. Creator of heaven and earth. ,. and . in Jesus Christ, . his only Son, our Lord,. who . was conceived by. Living Apologetics . What would you do if this was the future?. Resurrection in the Ancient World. Illiad. “Achilles held out his arms to clasp the spirit, but in vain. It vanished like a wisp of smoke and went gibbering underground. Achilles. . . Cried, ‘Ah then, it is true that something of us does survive even in the Halls of Hades but with no intellect at all, only the ghost and semblance of a man.”. Reformation Lectures. Concordia Theological Seminary. Fort Wayne, Indiana. Discipleship: Two Approaches. American Evangelicalism: Fixing the Church. Mainline Protestants: Fixing the World. The Lutheran Take on Discipleship. Creeds as Apologetics. Creeds: an introduction. creed. . Derived from the Latin . credo (I believe), a creed is a summary statement of Christian faith and belief. The purpose of the earliest creeds was to present a short summary of Christian doctrine, which baptismal candidates affirmed at their baptism. Later, creeds become tools for instruction of new converts, for combating heresy and for use in corporate worship. Three of the most famous creeds established in the first five centuries of church history are the Apostles’ Creed, the Nicene (or . TEXT: Ephesians 2:1-10. THEME: The resurrection of Jesus gives the believer hope of a New Life with God.. What they would like to have said about them at their funerals. . The . third said, "I'd like someone to say, 'His body just moved!'". “ . But now Christ is risen from the dead, and has become the . firstfruits. of those who have fallen asleep.. For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ all shall be made alive. ”. . 1 . Corinthians 15:20,22. Studies in 1 Corinthians Series . [39]. 1 Corinthians 15:35-49. May 3, 2015. Pastor Paul K. Kim. RECAP: . FOUR . TRUTHS ABOUT THE . RESURRECTION. The resurrection is . CENTRAL to . the gospel. . The resurrection is . With your elbow partner, discuss the following . questions and jot down your ideas. Be prepared to share.. . What is prayer?. Why . do people pray. ?. . What are some different types of prayer?. . 3. Was Crucified, Dead. Buried. He Descended to . Hell. Was Crucified, Dead. Some say that Jesus never rose.. The best way to accomplish this is to claim He never died – Gnostics.. Not because the resurrection was absurd, but because the death of God was!. Comparing the Resurrection Narratives Life After Death At this point, the direct comparisons end. This is because a quick scan at the Greek shows that Mark's Gospel has ended, and that an ending has been tacked onto the end by the Early Church (which appears to comprise a summary of the appearances related in the other Gospels)