either a rising up (i.e., standing erect) of someone who has been in a reclining position or a coming to life again of someone who has died. In its basic sense, “resurrection” denotes a person’s restoration to life after an interval spent in the realm of the dead. Paul’s favorite verb to denote resurrection is egeirō (“rouse,” “rise up”), which he uses to refer to either the resurrection of Christ or the resurrection of believers—with the verb being applied to both in 2 Cor 4:14 (see further Harris,