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so we just float in space? jesus didn't say he wasn't to be glorified? hmm he ate, he had flesh to see. what was wound that Thomas touched?Only our souls are saved, not our bodies.
theres a bodily resurrection. the body we have isn't evil its accursed. was Jesus' body a curse? he had the same body we do. he ate, he died, he bled. he arose. he however has no blood in the new body. but he does have one.he got hungry. he also got cold, and warm. the body is cursed by death but the body itself is going to be restored something that god knows. its not the greek idea of a evil flesh(gnosticsm) and blessed spirit. the bible doesn't teach that.Yes, my comment meant exactly that. How else could it be interpreted? That we just float into space. Why the need to state the obvious?
theres a bodily resurrection. the body we have isn't evil its accursed. was Jesus' body a curse? he had the same body we do. he ate, he died, he bled. he arose. he however has no blood in the new body. but he does have one.he got hungry. he also got cold, and warm. the body is cursed by death but the body itself is going to be restored something that god knows. its not the greek idea of a evil flesh(gnosticsm) and blessed spirit. the bible doesn't teach that.
^This. We will have glorified bodies, just as Christ did and does. There is no reason to think otherwise.theres a bodily resurrection. the body we have isn't evil its accursed. was Jesus' body a curse? he had the same body we do. he ate, he died, he bled. he arose. he however has no blood in the new body. but he does have one.he got hungry. he also got cold, and warm. the body is cursed by death but the body itself is going to be restored something that god knows. its not the greek idea of a evil flesh(gnosticsm) and blessed spirit. the bible doesn't teach that.
^This. We will have glorified bodies, just as Christ did and does. There is no reason to think otherwise.
Probably much like it does now. The disciples seem to have never thought Jesus looked different.What will it look like?
the flesh of adam was evil before the fall? what is the idea of redemption? to restore and get back was lost, taken or given by deciept to another.Where is this stated in scripture?
Probably much like it does now. The disciples seem to have never thought Jesus looked different.
Where is this stated in scripture?
the flesh of adam was evil before the fall? what is the idea of redemption? to restore and get back was lost, taken or given by deciept to another.
for the whole creation cries out for redemption. why would the earth and the heavens cry out for its own death?
So why would that automatically mean we would be disembodied spirits, something not mentioned anywhere in Scripture? Jesus was transfigured and then was physically raised as the first fruit of those who will be raised. He then ascended into heaven with that same glorified physical body. We have no reason, and no biblical basis, to think that he is not now as he was when he ascended.If that's the case, why does John say our physical appearance after the resurrection hasn't been revealed yet?
1 John 3
2 Beloved, now we are children of God; and it has not yet been revealed what we shall be, but we know that when He is revealed, we shall be like Him, for we shall see Him as He is.
And there it is. We can't be certain any which way.I cant in honestly say that he isn't in any body form in heaven. god is god and need not have to have body and he is a spirit and can take a form and not loose his nature. I don't know. but I do know that we have body that will not die nor be a spirit. if there was no sin. why would there be the need for children? adam and eve were told after the fall to multiply.yet is says neither are those in marriage given nor taken. thus no procreation.
So why would that automatically mean we would be disembodied spirits, something not mentioned anywhere in Scripture? Jesus was transfigured and then was physically raised as the first fruit of those who will be raised. He then ascended into heaven with that same glorified physical body. We have no reason, and no biblical basis, to think that he is not now as he was when he ascended.
All of that leads me to believe that what John is talking about may not be the state of our existence but rather something else.
I cant in honestly say that he isn't in any body form in heaven. god is god and need not have to have body and he is a spirit and can take a form and not loose his nature. I don't know. but I do know that we have body that will not die nor be a spirit. if there was no sin. why would there be the need for children? adam and eve were told after the fall to multiply.yet is says neither are those in marriage given nor taken. thus no procreation.
What else is a resurrection than the physical being raised, just as Christ was?Scripture. Book, chapter and verse.
what exactly is new heaven and new earth? is the earth a spiritual place? and if so then what about the heaven is that some spiritual place that god created?Opinion is not scripture.