savour of death unto death (2 Cor 2:16)

If we come under his jurisdiction by belief and obedience of the truth, we become subject to resurrection, whether to justification or condemnation. Our sins (under Christ) will not keep us in the grave, because he has been made Lord both of the dead and the living, and has been appointed judge of the quick and dead. (Acts 10:41; Rom. 14:9, ) On this principle, the preaching the word is to one class a savour of life unto life, while to another, it is a savour of death unto death (2 Cor. 2:16)—more life to the one—more death to the other; to the one, it adds life by resurrection, to the other an extra death by resurrection.

1867 Christadelphian p207–208