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According to Geisler, Christ's body was not physical after the resurrection.
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The resurrected body is susceptible to illness and disease.
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The transformation from a natural body to a spiritual body is a gradual process.
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Christ's body after the resurrection was the same as our future resurrected bodies.
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The resurrected body is subject to corruption and decay.
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Christ's resurrection is not seen as a model for our future resurrection.
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The nature of spiritual bodies is the same as that of our natural bodies.
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The implications of eternity on the body are that it will remain unchanged.
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The body is sown in incorruption and glory, according to 1 Corinthians 15:42.
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The natural body and the spiritual body are identical in every way.
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The transformation from natural to spiritual body is a result of man's own effort.
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The natural body is subject to aging and decay, but the spiritual body is not.
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The spiritual body has the attributes and characteristics necessary for a body in eternity.
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The natural body is raised to spiritual body without any change or transformation.
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The second Adam, the life-giving Spirit, is a reference to Adam, the first man on earth.
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The spiritual body will bear the image of the earthy.
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Christ's resurrection body is subject to corruption and decay.
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The Lutheran concept of ubiquity refers to the idea that Christ's body is everywhere in heaven.
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Christ's glorified body is a model for the bodies of believers in heaven.
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The transformation from a natural body to a spiritual body occurs at the moment of resurrection.
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In heaven, Christ's body is no longer physical in any sense.
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The concept of manifested presence is used to explain how Christ's body can be present in heaven without being restricted by spatial limitations.
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Eternity has no implications for the nature of the body.
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Christ's role in the resurrection is to serve as a model for the glorification of believers' bodies.
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Jesus' resurrected body was bound by the physical limitations of this universe.
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The resurrection involves the transformation of a corpse into a living, natural body.
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The resurrection is a gradual process.
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The resurrected body is subject to corruption and decay.
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The implications of eternity on the body are that it will remain unchanged.
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Christ's resurrection is a model for our future resurrection.
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The nature of spiritual bodies is completely different from that of natural bodies.
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The resurrection involves a resuscitation of a dead individual to a temporary life.
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The death of Christ was essential to deflect or appease the wrath of God.
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The transformation from a natural body to a spiritual body occurs at the moment of salvation.
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Christ's death revealed the love and righteousness of God.
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The resurrection body is susceptible to illness and disease.
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Christ's high priestly work was established before his death.
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The implications of eternity on the body are that it will be corrupted and decay.
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Christ's resurrection is seen as a model for our future resurrection.
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Christ's death had no results in relation to the believer and the world.
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Study Notes
The Nature of Christ's Resurrection Body
- Christ's body was glorified, immortal, and supernatural, able to pass through solid matter and appear/disappear at will
- Continuity of identity: same person, recognizable, but radically changed
- Physicality to the resurrection: body with marks of crucifixion and wound in the side
- Not just an appearance, but a body with physicality (John 20:27)
Characteristics of the Resurrection Body
- Impossible to die, age, or be injured
- Insusceptible to illness and disease
- Able to vanish and reappear at will (not indicative of the resurrected state for humans)
1 Corinthians 15: The Key Chapter on Resurrection
- The body is sown in corruption, dishonor, and weakness, but raised in incorruption, glory, and power
- Radical transformation and change, no longer subject to decay
- Raised because of the power of God that raised Christ from the dead
The Order of Life and Existence
- A natural body becomes a spiritual body ( soma pneumatikon)
- From Adam (earthly) to the second Adam (heavenly), bearing the image of the heavenly
- Will be like Him (Philippians 3)
Christ's Ascension and Exaltation
- Removal from time and space, into the eternal state
- Exaltation to the position of preeminence in the cosmos and heaven
- Shares in the power and glory of the Son, sitting at His right hand as vice-regent
Manifested Presence and Ubiquity
- Christ's body manifests His presence in heaven
- Localized, manifested presence, not altering or restricting His attributes of Deity
- The Lutherans' concept of ubiquity: the quality given to Christ's body by the Divine Nature
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Explore the characteristics of Christ's body after resurrection, including its tangible and mysterious properties. Discuss Geisler's response to Murray and the biblical account in John 20:27.
