Matthew Poole and continuators on 1 Corinthians 15:22

22 For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive .

As in the first Adam, all men that were in him, became subject both to temporal death, and all the afflictions and miseries of this life, which are so many little deaths, Rom. 8. 36. and forerunners of natural death, or attendants upon it; and also to that eternal death which is the consequent of the guilt of sin, Rom. 6.23. So in Christ, that is, through the Merits of his Death, and through his Resurrection, all that are in him, being chosen in him, given to him, and by Faith implanted into him, are not only spiritually made alive, (being passed from death to life, 1 Ioh. 3.14.) but shall be raised from the dead unto Eternal life. But though this Text doth not prove the general Resurrection. (being only intended of Believers, that are Me[illegible: 2 letters]ers of Christ) yet it doth not oppose it. But that the all here mentioned is no more than all Believers, appeareth not only from the term in Christ in this verse, but from the whole fo[illegible: 1 letter]lowing Discourse; which is only concerning the Resurrection of Believers to life, not that of the wicked to eternal condemnation.