Think forms ..same...different...
water...liquid
ice...solid
steam...vapor

if we were at the point of knowing that we SHOULD be...we could literally walk through walls, etc. Our body can...change.

Nope. The tomb was empty! He walked in spirit and in flesh, with nail wounds on his hands.

Scripture makes very clear to us that Jesus did not reappear after His death in spirit form, but that His resurrection was a physical bodily resurrection. He literally came back to life. His tomb was made empty.

A tomb is not emptied by a spiritual resurrection but only a bodily resurrection. The scripture also goes on to state that His disciples ate with Him and even touched Him after He rose from the dead.

When has a disembodied soul been able to eat as we eat? And when has a disembodied soul ever been touched and embraced the way a person alive in body is?

Nope - he was CHANGED.
Thomas put his hand in the holes left by the nails used to hang him on the cross.

John 20:27
Then He *said to Thomas, “Place your finger here, and see My hands; and take your hand and put it into My side; and do not continue in disbelief, but be a believer.”

and he ate breakfast with the disciples on the beach.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+24&version=NASB

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But if you really want your mind boggled....
Think about the JESUS - DNA/ Chromosome sequence. ;0).
I love that one.
1/2 man and half? GOD.............

Spirt is the archaic word spurt
To gush forth lime a jet of water
or as a noun a sudden burst or outburst, as of activity, energy, or feeling
The flesh and bones transformed
Transubstantiation
even though Jesus looked the same His being flesh & blood had changed

Fookin zombies man. Every time

See also Elijah…

Previously —

He rose, body and soul — there was nothing to dig up.

But, when I have some time later, I may have to work on digging up that missing “i”. ;)

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Now for that missing “i”, etc., etc.

Caps = 96 - [i] = 87 > 15.
TS = 9:47 > 9:11.

https://qalerts.app/?n=15

[i] contained in eight drops:

https://qalerts.app/?q=%5Bi%5D

Including:

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Nov 09, 2017 11:24:35 PM EST
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[C]los[I]ng [A]ct:
Dismantled.
Impossible to clean.
Operations --> [N]o [S]uch [A]gency
Q

When Jesus died his whole body went to Heaven so then there would be no bones to dig up, and Jesus is the son of God he already died when he was crucified so he would not be dying of old age, he lives forever

PeePs ... remember the first (a woman) to encounter Jesus wasn't allowed to touch him ... Paraphrase : Touch me not until I am sanctified by my father in heaven ...

I always wondered if he was radioactive 🤔

and that EVENT is what imprinted the shroud of Turin ... 🤔

There was nothing left of Jesus in the tomb. Just his blood at Golgatha. The perfect Lamb of God.

Like Q says .... multiple meanings :)
Jesus showed us the way.

Watch who rises from the battlefield floor in this next season.

There’s a changing of the guard and a resurrection to the fallen and defeated and those the enemy thought he had mentally, emotionally, and spiritually worn down and broken. I see the fire in their eyes as they stand to their feet this time unswayed by the size of the giant, no longer influenced or tamed by religion, fear of man, or culture, and running into the storm with a holy vengeance.

You aren’t defeated mighty ones, battered, bruised, still feeling crushed but wait for it.. soon you will feel a second wind hit you and a resurrection of what died your last season.
~ by Nate Johnston

When Jesus resurrected he resurrected WHOLLY and FULLY physical.

THE RESURRECTION BODY OF JESUS

The nature of the resurrection body of Jesus Christ is unique in theology because of messianic prophecy.
“He (David) looked ahead and spoke of the resurrection (tes anastasis) of the Christ, that He was neither abandoned
to Hades, nor did His flesh suffer decay. This Jesus God raised up again, to which we are all witnesses.” (Acts
2:31-32; Ps.16:10; Acts 13:34-35)
The Greek word for decay is diaphthora (dia+phthora) meaning to utterly corrupt, decay and decompose.
“God would not allow His physical body to decompose.” (NIV, Acts 2:27)
This Greek word is used in some form in Paul’s teaching on the resurrection body in 1 Cor.15:42-54.

· Resurrection body which did not decay after 3 days of burial. (Acts 2:31-32)
· Restored glory in His ascension. (Phil.2:8-11; Acts 2:32-33)

VK, what are your thoughts on the shroud of Turin?

Flesh and bones are in stasis if you're an off-worlder and you can return to your body or back to source to have a different experience, so I've heard.

I believe Jesus was fully resurrected by his father and techinally all of our fathers, almighty God! I believe God tells us to be careful of our thoughts and words bc of how powerful we are especially united and thats why God tells us to love one another. I believe thats what the corrupted dont want us to know! That almighty God is very real!! I know bc of what God has done in my life!!

He rose, body and soul — there was nothing to dig up.

But, when I have some time later, I may have to work on digging up that missing “i”. ;)

No body, eh ? Enoch and Elijah left no body either, but they did not "die" to gain life ?

rhey fooked

when Jesus resurrected, his physical body came back alive. It was different though, in that ,according to scripture, he was able to enter intonlocked rooms and just appear there, yet was physical enough that Thomas was able tonput his hands in the nail holes and in his side where the spear stabbed him. when Jesus ascended to heaven he was in his physical body, in this new state. This body is an example of what we will have adter the resurrection. Pauls says our corruption must put on incorruption and our mortality put on immortality. a reference to our new bodies. i hope this helps. and thanks for all you do.

The Bible states that Jesus was physically touched.