After perusing the "As Man Jesus....but as God Jesus...." thread, I thought about our own resurrection, and have a question. Will we discard our humanity at the resurrection?
After perusing the "As Man Jesus....but as God Jesus...." thread, I thought about our own resurrection, and have a question. Will we discard our humanity at the resurrection?
What say ye?
We will be humans with a glorified body and I presume with the sin nature completely removed
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After perusing the "As Man Jesus....but as God Jesus...." thread, I thought about our own resurrection, and have a question. Will we discard our humanity at the resurrection?
What say ye?
No, we will not discared our humanity. Our humanity will be what God intended for Adam, had Adam not fallen, and like Christ's humanity as it presently is -- glorified and immortal. But still humanity.
I don't fully understand all of this ,but I know when we are spending our eternity with Jesus Christ ,we will have a Spiritual body form.
This subject really gives one alot to consider, and one has to look at such subjects from alot of angles.
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People who are always looking for fault,can find it easily all they have to do,is look into their mirror.
There they can find plenty of fault.
I think the scriptures fully reveal the answer, bro. I really think it's something we do not need to be in the dark about. Paul addressed it specifically in an entire chapter. 1 Cor 15.
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I really think it's something we do not need to be in the dark about. Paul addressed it specifically in an entire chapter. 
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