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Sorry I'm still not following you. Here are the quotes in full... Mark 12:25 "For when they (Saints) rise from the dead, they neither marry nor are given in marriage, but are like angels in heaven." Luke 20:36 "For they (Saints) cannot die anymore, because they are equal to angels and are...

Does your interpretation override Mark 12:25 and Luke 20:36? And beyond that... do you actually believe that, as an immortal, you would still be capable of sin and subject to death? Hmmm still concerning!

This is concerning! Mark 12:25

That's correct, immortality is "put on", meaning it is something granted or applied to us by an external power (resurrection). It is qualitative, referring to a change in the nature of our being. In contrast, eternal life is quantitative, it refers to the duration of life. As a result of being...

Jacob used violence to secure his blessing. Jesus taught the same (Matthew 11:12) Many Christians cannot comprehend these truths, but clearly you do.

"All men" to mean, without distinction of race. This phrase as referring to “all things,” linking it to Psalm 8:6: This idea is echoed in Colossians 1:20: The connection between "all men" and "all things" reflects the universal scope of God's redemptive work in Christ not limited by race or...