<p>15:42 <i>So also is the resurrection of the dead. It is sown in corruption, it is raised in incorruption</i>- By &quot;the dead&quot; Paul understands &quot;the dead in Christ&quot;, for he is predicating resurrection upon association with Christ's resurrected body. &quot;Corruption&quot; has moral undertones- see on :43 and :44. In this case, we have in view not an emergence in immortal form, but rather the idea would be that the corruptible the prone to sin, will be raised in a form which cannot sin, which is incorruptible.</p>