Why are you so uncomfortable to address this? You seem to know what you are teaching is wrong.
What is the differences between "permanent incorruptible physical bodies" and "glorified bodies" in regard to their nature and ability? Show us hard Scripture as to when the redeemed receive these and what qualifies them for the same?
No such thing as a glorified body. If that were the case we would be quoting Scripture.
Instead you are asking a question that is a moot point. No such thing as a glorified physical body, so get over it.
The physical body is either corruptible or incorruptible. The incorruptible body cannot be glorified. Being glorified is putting on immortality over the incorruptible physical body. The mortal/slash body puts on the spirit, symbolized by a robe of white. The souls changes from a corruptible physical body to an incorruptible physical body.
That is what Paul states when he says, corruptible puts on incorruption and mortal puts on immortality. The soul puts off the temporal tent of Adam's corruptible flesh, and puts on God's permanent incorruptible physical body. 2 Corinthians 5:1.
Then the incorruptible physical body puts on the spirit, ie, a robe of white, ie, immortality, ie, the image of the divine. That is a fully restored son of God.
Paul states that in his day, since the Cross, the permanent incorruptible physical body was already waiting in Paradise. He told the churches they did not miss out on the OT getting a resurrection body. They would get it when the soul left this body.
Paul did not write his epistles to dead people already in Paradise waiting for a resurrection, yet that is how most interpret him according to being physically dead in Christ. You as a living person is who is dead in Christ. You are still in Adam's dead corruptible flesh. Those in Paradise are not. Adam's flesh cannot enter Paradise, but God's permanent incorruptible physical bodies sure can. That is where they are, duh. That is what 2 Corinthians 5:1 says.
Those in Paradise are not waiting for a resurrection. The church in Adam's dead corruptible flesh is looking for a resurrection out of death into eternal life. But that stops for the living once they physically die. No one in Christ has tasted death after the Cross. Tasting death stopped at the Cross when Abraham's bosom was emptied.
Now the whole point of Revelation 20 is to have 1,000 years of humans on earth no longer in Adam's dead corruptible flesh. But a resurrection that changes the physical body into God's permanent incorruptible physical body. The enjoyment of the kingdom in heaven for the last 1993 years will now be normal physical life on earth. The church is not on the earth after being fully restored as sons of God. They remain in Paradise until the New Jerusalem descends in the NHNE.
The sheep are changed at the judgment in Jerusalem at the Second Coming. People alive today, not part of the church, but chosen directly by Jesus after the Second Coming. They live on earth with the 144k who are the firstfruits of the Millennium, just like the disciples were the firstfruits of the church prior to the Cross. Jesus reigns as King on earth until earth is subdued or subjected. John stated that would last 1,000 years.
Your age to come that prohibits procreation, started at the Cross with those living in Paradise. Those in Paradise are like the angels. Obviously they serve God day and night in His Temple. Of course that has only been the last 2 days to them. Living in the last days certainly applies to those in Paradise with the Lord.
Here it is again incase you did not read it the first time:
Your age to come that prohibits procreation, started at the Cross with those living in Paradise. Those in Paradise are like the angels. Obviously they serve God day and night in His Temple. Of course that has only been the last 2 days to them. Living in the last days certainly applies to those in Paradise with the Lord.
