In heaven we will have a body of flesh and blood. Very interesting because angels can take on human form
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"And it came to pass, when men began to multiply on the face of the earth, and daughters were born unto them, That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose. Genesis 6:1-2. The first group MEN are separate from the Sons of GOD. They are not the same group.
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i don't happen to be among that particular many lol
That's a great couple of questions i don't know the answers to.
i know that partly, for Thomas the scars were there to prove the deity of Christ he confessed.
why did the physical resurrection of Jesus in the exact body He was incarnated in prove to Thomas that Christ is God?
That's a great couple of questions i don't know the answers to.
i know that partly, for Thomas the scars were there to prove the deity of Christ he confessed.
why did the physical resurrection of Jesus in the exact body He was incarnated in prove to Thomas that Christ is God?
i am not sure it makes any sense to phrase this question this way.
He was slain before the foundations of the world - yet He didn't appear until "just the right time"
Previously He had eaten with Abraham yet refused to eat with Manoah, then used eating to prove to the apostles He was raised as flesh, not a spirit.
and He is completely unconstrained by time: time is a created thing, created by Him Himself, one of the pillars of the world. so all questions involving 'before' and 'after' - our language simply fails.
i think i know what you hope i will be forced to say, but i know that's inaccurate and i simply don't have an answer to the question the way it's presented.
honesty: still the best policy when one is ignorant.
He was slain before the foundations of the world - yet He didn't appear until "just the right time"
Previously He had eaten with Abraham yet refused to eat with Manoah, then used eating to prove to the apostles He was raised as flesh, not a spirit.
and He is completely unconstrained by time: time is a created thing, created by Him Himself, one of the pillars of the world. so all questions involving 'before' and 'after' - our language simply fails.
i think i know what you hope i will be forced to say, but i know that's inaccurate and i simply don't have an answer to the question the way it's presented.
honesty: still the best policy when one is ignorant.
same, daughters means daughters.
sometimes "man" referes to people irrespective of gender but when a female gender is used, it means a female - and in type always or almost always a religious institution or a nation.
but that said, as i said previously while i do see scripture as implying allegorical interpretation, that never sets aside the literal also being true unless we are specifically told we are reading an account of a vision or dream etc in which none of it is understood to be historical events.
so daughters of men literally means daughters, historically as fact, and it is also an allegory of nations and religions, in my view.
sometimes "man" referes to people irrespective of gender but when a female gender is used, it means a female - and in type always or almost always a religious institution or a nation.
but that said, as i said previously while i do see scripture as implying allegorical interpretation, that never sets aside the literal also being true unless we are specifically told we are reading an account of a vision or dream etc in which none of it is understood to be historical events.
so daughters of men literally means daughters, historically as fact, and it is also an allegory of nations and religions, in my view.
i do not think His flesh could be punctured at all unless He willed and allowed it. but He sprinkled His blood on the altar, per Hebrews, so how did this happen? it happened after resurrection. so the blood was resurrected with Him? or it wasn't actually His blood? or... spirit Jesus retrieved physical Jesus's blood and brought it to heaven? or it wasn't 'real' blood but spirit blood? or....?
As far as what does it mean that The Fountain of Living Water says 'I thirst'???
wow ask me again later i need 10,000 years to think that over, ha!
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