March 17: Alin Ang Tama: Katawan Na May Kaluluwa or Kaluluwa Na May Katawan? - Dichotomy-Genesis 2:7

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Today's Devotion:

365 Daily Devotions: Seminary Edition

💁🏻 Concept: Dichotomy
The theory of dichotomy teaches that human beings consist of two essential parts: body and spirit. The terms soul and spirit are used interchangeably in Scripture, referring to the same immaterial part of man. The soul/spirit is what continues after death and is ultimately reunited with the body in the resurrection (1 Cor. 15:42-44). Unlike trichotomy, which separates the soul and spirit, dichotomy affirms the unity of our immaterial being in relationship with God.

📖 Bible Readings: Genesis 2:7
(Genesis 1:26-27; 2:7, 21-23; Luke 1:46-47; Isaiah 26:9; Matthew 6:25, 10:28; 1 Thessalonians 5:23; Hebrews 4:12; 2