Study Guide · Salvation & Redemption

The Death, Burial & Resurrection of the Church

The Death, Burial and Resurrection of the Church is a six-chapter study guide by Apostle Mary Banks that takes believers on a thorough journey through God's redemption plan from eternity past to the coming resurrection. Beginning with God's original intent to dwell in mankind and build a family of His own kind, the guide carefully walks readers through the mystery of Christ that was hidden before the foundation of the world and is now revealed to the Church. Each chapter builds on the last, covering essential doctrinal ground: God's sovereign plan for man, the promise of justification by faith rooted in Abraham, the true nature and purpose of the physical body, the power of death and its defeat in Christ, the Spirit of Adoption, and the ultimate saving of the body at the resurrection. Apostle Banks draws exclusively from the King James Version of the Bible, allowing scripture to speak plainly without adding symbolic interpretation where none is needed. This study guide is especially valuable for believers who have been confused about the role of the flesh in salvation, the meaning of predestination, or the practical hope of bodily resurrection. Apostle Banks dismantles common misconceptions, including the tendency of the Church to villainize the physical body, and replaces them with a clear, biblically grounded understanding of why the body matters to God's eternal purposes. Designed for personal study or small group use, the guide includes lined notes pages after each chapter, making it ideal for journaling, group discussion, or classroom settings. Whether you are a new believer or a seasoned minister, this resource will deepen your understanding of salvation and strengthen your hope in the resurrection of the dead.

Mary Banks · 1 chapter · 9k words

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