Following these lessons in orderly worship (chapters 11-14) Paul iterates the gospel’s logical reasoning in chapter 15. The first seven verses relate the gospel; eight through 11 Paul’s own history with the gospel; 12 through 28 tell of Christ’s authority; 29 through 57 answers the question regarding bodily resurrection, and verse 28 applies this in the most natural way. How’s that for a 30,000 foot view of the passage?

It is a favorite past time of Bible professors to explain the views of salvation for both Calvinism and Armenianism to students, and then set them loose to argue which has more merit. The truth is, both systems are problematic on certain points. While both come to a logical conclusion based on their starting points, the basis for their arguments are in error which invalidates some of their conclusions. Here’s how salvation works.