Resurrection of a Dead Ton

In chapter 37, a similar declaration of in intent is made. Itis presented in terms of the dry bones and buried bodi's imagery. And here the dramatic character of what the lord is accomplishing becomes more apparent. Resurrection starts to come into more view as a doctrine from the exilic period onwards. We already see hope of resurrection in the book of job for stance. However many years previously, we already find statements such as those of isaiah, chapter 26, verse 19, your dead shall live. Their bodies shall rise. But the form that this would take remains tantalizingly vague. The fact that the lord would decisively overcome death as a great enemy is a truth that