No, you are disagreeing with Apostle Paul!
I already showed you the 1 Corinthians 15 Scripture by Apostle Paul that YOU disagree with. So quit playing the idiot.
No like I said
I'm disagreeing with you Davy. The apostle Paul was talking about the resurrection of the dead and what kind of bodies they would get when they are resurrected at 1 Corinthians 15:42-52. You want to call me names because I won't lie about the fact the apostle Paul was talking about the resurrection of the dead and the kind of bodies they get when resurrected you go ahead, but I will continue to say that the apostle Paul at 1Corinthians 15:42-52 was talking about the resurrection of the dead and the kind of bodies they get when resurrected.
At 1 Corinthians15:35-38 Nevertheless, someone will say: “How are the dead to be raised up? Yes, with what sort of body are they coming?”
36 You unreasonable person! What you sow is not made alive unless first it dies.
37 And as for what you sow, you sow, not the body that will develop, but just a bare grain, whether of wheat or of some other kind of seed;
38 but God gives it a body just as it has pleased him, and gives to each of the seeds its own body.
inquirers who want to cast doubt on the resurrection might have asked: “How are the dead to be raised up?” We do well to consider Paul’s answer because many people today have personal views about life after death. We must stay in the scriptures of what the True God inspired the apostle Paul to write down
When someone dies, his body decomposes. But the One who created the universe from nothing can resurrect that person, giving him a suitable body. (
Gen. 1:1; 2:7) Paul used an illustration to show that God would not need to bring back the same body. Think of “a bare grain,” or a plant “seed.” A seed of grain that is planted in the ground germinates and becomes a new plant. The resulting plant is quite different from the small seed. Paul used this comparison to show that our Creator can provide “a body just as it pleases him.”
Paul noted that there is great diversity in creation at 1 Corinthians15:39-41. For example, there are different fleshly bodies, such as cattle, birds, and fish. He stated that in the sky, we see differences between the sun and the moon. And he noted that “one star differs from another star in glory.” Yes, even if we may not discern it with the naked eye, there are what scientists call red giant stars, white dwarfs, and yellow stars, such as our sun. Paul also stated that “there are heavenly bodies and earthly bodies.” How so? Well, on earth, we have bodies of flesh, but in heaven there are spirit bodies, like the ones the angels have.
Note what Paul said next at 1 Corinthians 15:42-44 “So it is with the resurrection of the dead. It is sown in corruption; it is raised up in incorruption.” Of course, upon dying, the human body decays and returns to the dust. (
Gen. 3:19) So how can it be that a body is “raised up in incorruption”? Paul was not speaking of a human who is resurrected to life on earth, such as those raised by Elijah, Elisha, and Jesus. Those people that Elijah, Elisha and Jesus resureccted when they were on earth died again whether by old age etc. Paul was referring to a person who is resurrected with a heavenly body, that is, “a spiritual one.”
When Jesus walked the earth, he had a fleshly body. But when he was resurrected, he “became a life-giving spirit” and returned to heaven. Likewise, anointed Christians would be resurrected to spirit life. Paul explained: “Just as we have borne the image of the one made of dust, we will bear also the image of the heavenly one.”(
1 Cor. 15:45-49)
Paul was reaching the climax of his discussion of the resurrection. It is important to note that Jesus was not resurrected with a human body. Paul pointedly said: “Flesh and blood cannot inherit God’s Kingdom” in heaven. (
1 Cor. 15:50) The apostles and other anointed ones would not be resurrected to heaven with corruptible bodies of flesh and blood. When would they be resurrected? Paul stressed that this resurrection still lay ahead; it was not something they would experience right after they died. The apostle Paul at 1 Thessalonians 4:15-17 tells us when the resurrection begins. When anyone takes 1 Corinthians 15: 42-52 or 1 Thessalonians 4:15-17 out of context giving their personal point of view that the apostle wasn't discussing the resurrection of the dead they are the ones who are wrong. As I said and will continue to say that the apostle Paul was discussing the resurrection of the dead and what kind of bodies those resurrected will get. Therefore everything that I have stated is in complete agreement with what the True God inspired the apostle Paul to write down.
