2nd Corinthians Chapter 5 verse 17 Holy Bible
Wherefore if any man is in Christ, `he is' a new creature: the old things are passed away; behold, they are become new.
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So if any man is in Christ, he is in a new world: the old things have come to an end; they have truly become new.
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So if any one [be] in Christ, [there is] a new creation; the old things have passed away; behold all things have become new:
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Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.
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Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old things have passed away. Behold, all things have become new.
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so that if any one `is' in Christ -- `he is' a new creature; the old things did pass away, lo, become new have the all things.
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2nd Corinthians 5 : 17 Bible Verse Songs
- Since Jesus Came into My Heart by Gaither Vocal Band
- Tell The World by Lecrae
- All Things New by Elevation Worship
- This Is Living by Hillsong Young & Free + Lecrae
- Broken Things by Matthew West
- New Day by Danny Gokey
- Changed by Jordan Feliz
- Rebirthing by Skillet
- Change The Atmosphere by Isabel Davis
- Funeral by Leanna Crawford
- All That Matters by Colton Dixon
- Since I Met You by Jamie Kimmett
- Rid Of Those Things by Elijah Oyelade
- Dry Bones by Gungor
- The Curse Is Broken by Todd Galberth
- Born Again by Austin French
- Brand New by Jonathan Traylor
- Once And For All by Lauren Daigle
- Something Different by Sidewalk Prophets
- Everything Is Possible by Philippa Hanna
- Freedom Found Me by Philippa Hanna
- Unashamed by Building 429
- Glorious Day by Rend Collective
- My Ghost by We Are Messengers
- Sons & Daughters by New Creation Worship
- Start Over by Hope Darst
- New Again by Sojourn Music
- Something Got to Change by Josh Wilson
- Breaking Through by Bethel Music Kids
- The Cross by New Wine Worship
- New Creations by Josh Baldwin
- Spotlight by Rita Springer + Amanda Cook
- My Heart Now by Austin Stone Worship
- Jesus Happened by Baylor Wilson
- Made New by WorshipMob + Osby Berry
- Empires by Hillsong United
- I Have Found It by Joyful Way
- Brand New by Christafari
- New Creation by Mac Powell
- New by Tye Tribbett
- Brand New by Sons The Band + Maverick City Music
- Jesus' Fault by Zach Williams
- I Don't Mind Waiting by Juanita Bynum
- When I Met Jesus (The Call) by Nathaniel Bassey
- When I Met Jesus (The Call) by Nathaniel Bassey
- Jesus Changed My Life by Katy Nichole
- Jesus Changed My Life by Katy Nichole
- Old Has Gone, New Has Come by Sean Feucht
- Christ In Me by Christy Nockels
Pulpit Commentary
Pulpit CommentaryVerse 17. - Therefore. If even a human, personal, external knowledge of Christ is henceforth of no significance, it follows that there must have been a total change in all relations towards him. The historic fact of such a changed relationship is indicated clearly in John 20:17. Mary Magdalene was there lovingly taught that a "recognition of Christ after the flesh," i.e. as merely a human friend, was to be a thing of the past. In Christ; i.e. a Christian. For perfect faith attains to mystic union with Christ. A new creature; rather, a new creation (Galatians 6:15). The phrase is borrowed from the rabbis who used it to express the condition of a proselyte. But the meaning is not mere Jewish arrogance and exclusiveness, but the deep truth of spiritual regeneration and the new birth (John 3:3; Ephesians 2:10; Ephesians 4:23, 24; Colossians 3:3, etc.). Old things; literally, the ancient things, all that belongs to the old Adam. Behold. The word expresses the writer's vivid realization of the truth he is uttering. All things. The whole sphere of being, and therewith the whole aim and character of life. The clause illustrates the "new creation."
Ellicott's Commentary
Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(17) Therefore if any man be in Christ.--To be in Christ, in St. Paul's language, is for a man to be united with him by faith and by baptism (Romans 6:3-4), to claim personally what had been secured to him as a member of the race for whom Christ died. In such a case the man is born again (Titus 3:5)--there is a new creation; the man, as the result of that work, is a new creature. The old things of his life, Jewish expectations of a Jewish kingdom, chiliastic dreams, heathen philosophies, lower aims, earthly standards--these things, in idea at least, passed away from him at the time when he was united with Christ. We may trace an echo of words of Isaiah's that may have floated in the Apostle's memory: "Remember ye not the former things, neither consider the things of old. Behold I make new things" (Isaiah 43:18-19). The words in italics are in the LXX. the same as those which St. Paul uses here.