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John 10[17] Therefore doth my Father love me, because I lay down my life, that I might take it again. [18] No man taketh it from me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again. This commandment have I received of my Father. 1. Oh not at all! I...

Now, here is the kicker. For one to have "flesh", as we understand it, the blood in our veins NOURISHES IT, thus keeping our "outer organ" alive. So, what did God say about our "flesh and blood" life? Leviticus 17[11] For the life of the flesh is in the blood:...". However, in Jesus' torment...

I am very sure that you are either misreading scripture, or you are purposely denying it! Jesus was NOT resuscitated back into His old mortal life, but rather Resurrected into NEW Immortal Life. Try to comprehend the following words: Luke 24[39] Behold my hands and my feet, that it is I myself...

Your verse selection is speaking of the Day of Pentecost and not the Day of His Resurrection. I am not against hearing and agreeing with truth! But it appears that you have disagreed with the scriptures, that say Jesus was Resurrected into a body of "bone and flesh", of which He did say, that...

Therefore, in all that we read in those accounts, I can safely conclude that Jesus has the ability/capacity to manifest Himself in both His Physical form, as well as Spirit. Lest we forget, Jesus as Spirit came from Heaven and was made of mortal flesh and blood, and is now after His...

Now, in the above accounts, which I finally have recorded correctly, it is quite evident that Jesus is physically present with the disciples, in His New Life of His Immortal Body, after His Resurrection. I think the issue of contention, is when He Ascends to His Father. In any case, we have this...

To Scott and all, I apologize for my errors/ typos in referencing the the biblical accounts of Jesus' Resurrection in all my above posts. Here is what I should've done in the first place, so that you can reference them yourselves: All of Luke 24:1-53 All of John 20:1-31

Here is the account of the biblical witness, that Jesus was Resurrected into the physical immortality of His New Life: John 20[24] But Thomas, one of the twelve, called Didymus, was not with them when Jesus came. [25] The other disciples therefore said unto him, We have seen the Lord. But he...

After His Resurrection, Jesus didn't say that He was "flesh and blood". He said that He was "flesh and bone". Now do you comprehend how much of a fact His Immortal body was different?? He wasn't resuscitated, HE WAS resurrected into Newness of Life, aka Immortality. Oooppps my error in the above...

Since that is what you believe, then you ARE denying scripture. Why is it that you don't answer my question, concerning Luke 25:39? Was Jesus lying?

Not typical, but rather truthful. The pharisees could not discern the Lord's thoughts through His words! You are presenting nothing thats telling me otherwise.

Sorry Scott, you have made no case of proving anything against what I say, because you are presenting nothing that opposes it, except to say that I am in error. Your words against me are meaningless. I am beginning to suspect that you are preaching another gospel. The one that states that Jesus...

Since you are denying the truth of 2 Thessalonians 1:7-8 as to become a literal event, upon the Lord's visible and Glorious return, surely you must have in waiting, a proposal for an alternative scenario. So, lets hear it!

It appears that you are dancing and dodging around an invisible pole, that you prefer not to show me. When Jesus is reveald and appears from Heaven, it is apparent that the Beast and the kings and their armies shall SEE Him, because the Beast and the kings and their armies shall wage war...

Why are you attempting to misconstrue my meaning, when I agree with "the spiritual is not first, but the natural, and afterward the spiritual." Jesus came from Heaven, became mortal flesh and blood, died on the Cross, and Resurrected into His New body of Immortal "flesh and bone". What don't...

Also, so that there will be no misunderstanding, when I used the word "physical", I was meaning He Resurrected into the Immortality of His New physical body.

Because I percieve that you intend to deny and/or scoff at the prophecy of Jesus' sudden and Glorious return, you will never find common ground to reason with me, or any who are like me! Its you who is denying scripture!! "...when the Lord Jesus shall be revealed from heaven with his mighty...

Furthermore, i did not add the word "physical" to the scriptures. I added commentary: "I understand your perspective, being from that of God's point of view, of how there is no sin above another. To THAT I agree, but that is not the perpective that God is speaking from in 2 Thessalonians 2:1-3...

BTW, you forgot to answer my question: 2. So, when Thomas was challenged by Jesus to touch His hands and His feet, for the scars made by the nails, and then thrust his hand into His side, that wasn't a witness, that Jesus' Resurrection was indeed physical? Luke 25[39] Behold my hands and my...

You just proved your point that you are a "literist", of which means that you are content to understand the literal words of the Bible, according your fleshly, analytical mind, and not by the Mind of Christ. Isaiah 55:8-9, 1 Corinthians 2:14-16. You should know that Pharisees had such a problem.