I see fallen angels and non-fallen angels as having different physiology.
I certainly do not. All angels have a spirit body, not a flesh body. The idea that an angel needs flesh to appear on earth in our earthly dimension is a myth from men's doctrines, mainly those who cannot think in The Spirit.
I would interpret those as non-fallen.
Definitely.
I am not sure what you mean by 'flesh' as there are different kinds described in the Bible. There are bodies celestial, etc.. Jesus came back with flesh and bones.
If you are referring to Apostle Paul in 1 Cor.15, it is easy to read wrong what he said. He was only trying to explain the differences between the bodies of our earthly dimension vs. those of the heavenly. And the idea of 'celestial' bodies that he mentioned many confuse with spirit, which celestial actually refers to the bodies of planets, stars, nebula, galaxies, etc., which are still of our 'earthly' dimension. The whole universe is part of the earthly dimension, which is of material matter. Even the ether of outer space is made up of material matter, as there is no such thing as a pure vacuum.
But the heavenly dimension is one of Spirit, and not material earthly matter (Heb.11:3). Angels, cherubim, etc., are spirit beings. They have no need for a flesh body. They still have an outward image likeness though, just as our Heavenly Father does also. And it is the image of man. That is why the angels are called "sons of God".
It depends what you mean by 'put on'. The redeemed will clothe themselves with a heavenly tabernacle. The fallen angels can do the opposite and clothe themselves with an earthly tabernacle.
Put on is just a Biblical expression. There's other Bible Scripture which explains in greater detail just what the resurrection body is, like in 1 Cor.15. Paul said it is a "spiritual body". That means one made up of Spirit. Paul also referred to it as the "image of the heavenly". In 2 Cor.5, Paul showed that we each 'already' have that spirit body dwelling inside our flesh body. In Matthew 10:28, Jesus said to not fear those who can kill our flesh body, but not our soul. So that means our soul also is not made of flesh, but is of Spirit. Ecclesiastes 12:5-7 even gives us the detail about the
"silver cord" which if it is severed, our flesh goes back to the earth where it came from, but our spirit goes back to God Who gave it. That reveals that "silver cord" is something invisible to keeps our spirit body/soul attached to our flesh body while alive on earth. When our flesh dies, we no longer need a flesh body, as our spirit body with soul immediately appears in the heavenly dimension.
Thus our spirit body with soul is NOT made of material matter at all, but is made of Spirit. In John 4:24, he said
"God is a Spirit". And the Hebrews 11:3 verse reveals that God created the material universe by His Spirit, yet the material universe still is not... Spirit.
I find that many brethren, including many pastors, are Biblically illiterate on this matter, and rely more on their fleshy understanding instead of searching out these details that are written in God's Word.
Are you suggesting that Adam was originally created as soul and spirit only? In other words, he was created as an 'ethereal' being (without a physical body) who was later clothed with an earthly tabernacle?
We won't know that until our flesh dies, or is changed. So if you are thinking that your flesh is part of your actual 'person', then you haven't paid attention to Bible Scripture which shows different, particularly what Lord Jesus and Apostle Paul said. Jesus said those of the resurrection are 'as' the angels of God in heaven. He meant that literally, whether you want to believe it or not.
Why not both? He falls from heaven and he comes out of a bottomless pit.
Those are just expressions, idioms. Revelation 12:7-11 shows Satan will be cast out of HEAVEN down to this earth at the end of this world. So if hell and the bottomless pit is literally inside the earth, which means in our 'earthly' dimension, then how is it he is back in HEAVEN again per Rev.12:7? And there are pastors who wrongly believe that war of Rev.12:7 was history, when it was not, just because they cannot fathom how Satan could be in Heaven still when he is supposed to have originally fallen from heaven.
It's all a euphemism, and even comparable to our earthly dimension operations. We have prisons here on earth for the wicked, in places of separation. The bottomless pit, and hell, represents a place of separation in the Heavenly away from God. It's even called Satan's prison (Rev.20:7; Isaiah 42:7; Isaiah 49:8; Isaiah 61:1; 1 Peter 3:18-19).
Cast out of heaven in plain sight eh? I am not sure about that.
If you are still here when it happens, you still may not be sure about that. But since hearing about now, you might understand then. Go over that Rev.12:7-17 Scripture very closely. Those are not events that happened at Satan's original fall.
Satan wants to sit in the temple of God. I interpret that as the temple body.
Interpreting Paul's
"temple of God" in 2 Thess.2:3-4 will be the downfall of many brethren when that happens during the coming
"great tribulation". The early Church fathers, like Hippolytus, interpreted that "temple of God" to mean a literal stone temple in Jerusalem that the "man of sin" will sit in to play God, and I agree with him, as that is how that Scripture is actually written.
It is men's doctrines from the crept in unawares that have tried to change the meaning of that to Christ's Temple of The Spirit, which is blasphemy, because per Ephesians 2 the Temple of The Spirit is made up of the foundation of the Apostles and prophets, with Jesus Christ Himself as its CORNERSTONE. So how... could that ever... be corrupted by any spirit, or any flesh man, or religious organization? And understanding that ought to be really easy, which just goes to show one how deceived even some preachers are.
By 'fell', you mean the forbidden fruit incident or something else?
Oh no, you need to back up quite a bit in your timeline thinking. Satan rebelled in coveting God's Throne in the 'old world', in the "world that then was". Apostle Peter in 2 Peter 3 was actually defining 3 world earth ages, not 2.
In the 1st world earth age, which was before God created Adam, it was back then when Satan drew a third of the angels ("stars" per Rev.12:3-4) to earth with him in rebellion because he wanted to be GOD, and coveted GOD's throne. This was also hinted at in the parable of Ezekiel 28 about the "king of Tyrus" that I mentioned. Satan was originally created by God 'perfect in his ways' that Scripture says. It was Satan's original job as a 'covering cherub' to guard God's Throne. Satan originally served God in the beginning. But Satan coveted God's Throne instead, and that is how he fell originally, even having been the first to have sinned in the beginning (1 John 3:8),
So when... did Satan originally 'serve'... God at His Throne, one must ask their self? That was definitely prior to the man Adam and prior to Adam and Eve's sin. By the time Satan was in Eden tempting Eve, he was already in his role as adversary against God, showing he had already fallen. Many brethren have a difficult time thinking back that far in the Biblical timeline, yet it is written. It's just not popularly taught, as most congregations as a whole wouldn't understand, so most Church systems think.