sethproton
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follow this truth: he dematerialized, your word; He vanished Bible word. Context makes it clear what happen, so where does that lead? What truth?
Did Jesus Shed His Humanity at the Ascension?
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sethproton
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It is tiresome for you to try to get me to argue points I never made like "His body decayed"
There was an exchange, Between death on the cross and his resurrection. He exchanged His human body for a new spiritual one.
praise_yeshua
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I never said he dematerialized. I said even if He did, I doesn't establish what you.claim it establishes. Why the dishonesty?
praise_yeshua
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What happened to his body from the cross that was exchanged?
Where is it? What physically happened to it.
civic
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You are twisting what I said , scripture says His body would not undergo decay. I never said you did.
sethproton
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"Even if he did" is a set up for a discussion. If you can't think of any other situation that fits the text, then lets alk about your clearest posiility based on context. What most likely happened that flow with context
sethproton
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good. I don't belive that and did not say it, so why bring it up to me?
civic
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What happened to Hos dead body if it was not Resurrected ?
The tomb was empty so where did it go ?
sethproton
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Where did you see me saying it was not resurrected? Why do you keep attributing things to me I am not saying.Jesus was resurected to an invisible resurection body, which people saw sometimes
Come on Civic answer where did I say it was not resurrected? If i did I ned to fix that.
Jeus left His body on the cross, wnen God resurreceted he received a new body
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civic
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No His body went into the tomb not left on the cross , that is unbiblical
sethproton
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Good for you Civic that is what I said? Died on the cross, laid in a tomb, then resurrected Him in a new body.
why did you repeat it?
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civic
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Where did the old body go ?
sethproton
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The old body was resurrected. which means exchanged for a new one in Heaven
civic
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The Bible never says that , where is the verse you get that idea from ?
sethproton
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What was your actual question?
there about three iedas in my post, Yu did not say which you disagree with?
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praise_yeshua
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What is that mean?
Read your own words. New body, not his old body. What happened to the old body?
Why don't you just say His body was changed? Is the word changed in your vocabulary? There is a reason you're being so dishonest in response. It is why I avoid you and I will do just that here. Have it you way.
Rockson
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Fix that Seth? Seth this thing you've just said now I'd suggest needs fixed majorly. What can you possibly mean by saying Jesus left his body on the cross? So you've come to the place where you don't believe even his body was taken to the tomb? I'm wanting to believe here you've misspoke ;that you don't believe what you've just said and that you've typed something down so quick without thinking. I really do like to try to give people the benefit of the doubt but we'll see if you dial this back.
civic
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If you are familiar with what JW's teach regarding the resurrections its pretty much the same thing. Jesus is now a bodiless spirit creature much like an angel.
civic
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if there is no body there is no resurrection so why are you playing these word games and moving the goal posts all of the time ?
define the biblical word resurrection for us ?
civic
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@sethproton
do you affirm the meaning of resurrection below or deny it ? yes or no
386 anástasis (from 303 /aná, "up, again" and 2476 /hístēmi, "to stand") – literally, "stand up" (or "stand again"), referring to physical resurrection (of the body). Christ's physical resurrection is the foundation of Christianity, which also guarantees the future resurrection of all believers (see Jn 6:39,40,44). [386 /anástasis ("resurrection") refers to the physical, bodily resurrection of Christ – and people (both of the redeemed and the unredeemed).]
do you affirm the meaning of resurrection below or deny it ? yes or no
386 anástasis (from 303 /aná, "up, again" and 2476 /hístēmi, "to stand") – literally, "stand up" (or "stand again"), referring to physical resurrection (of the body). Christ's physical resurrection is the foundation of Christianity, which also guarantees the future resurrection of all believers (see Jn 6:39,40,44). [386 /anástasis ("resurrection") refers to the physical, bodily resurrection of Christ – and people (both of the redeemed and the unredeemed).]
