When "resurrected," will your "glorified" body be the one in which you last lived?
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Paul the Apostle tells us that at the resurrection we will receive a glorified body-for Christians and a terrestrial body for the non Christians (1 Corinthians 15:40-42). Either way the implication is that it is a body in its prime.  Jesus resurrected to a perfected, glorified body of flesh and bones and told his followers that we can have the same thing.  Now, whether it's the exact same body we lay in the grave or not, that is not answered in the Good Book.  But that it will be a physical, glorified body... there's no question about it.
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nope. just until you die. don't let anyone tell you different
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the Bible reveals the answer.\n\nPaul said that this body is but a tent. to be absent from the body is to present with the Lord (For Believers)\n\nyour body is temporal. your soul & spirit are eternal.\n\nyour soul is your intellect, emotions, and will.\n\nyour Spirit is the Life force God himself breathed into each of us.\n\nyou are an immortal being. but the question is where will you reside after the shadow of this world is no more?\n\nHeaven....... Hell........ your decision to receive/reject the Gift Jesus secured for you will determine that eternal. address.
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Resurrection means that Jesus rose from the dead, the importance is that it shows death has no more dominion. We have the victory and know that there will be life after we die. Believe in Jesus today and He will save you. Then your eternity will be spent in heaven with Him and not in Hell gnashing teeth in eternal condemnation.
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YES.. you are still alive. You never died, right? Life ends only after one's death. So, never lose hope while you are still alive. \n\nRemember, yesterday's the past and today's a gift, that's why it is called PRESENT!
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I testify to you that the following words are TRUE and you can find out for yourself by asking God in the name of Jesus Christ. having faith and real intent.\n\nDeath is not the end. Death is really a beginning—another step forward in Heavenly Father’s plan for His children. \nSomeday, like everyone else, your life on Earth will end and your physical body will die. But your spirit will not die. At the time of physical death, your spirit will go to the spirit world, where you will continue to learn and progress. \n\nDeath is a necessary step in your progression, just as your birth was. Sometime after your death, your spirit and your body will be reunited—never to be separated again. This is called resurrection, and it was made possible by the death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Are  You  Real....the  Answer  is  YES.....After  you  died your  spirit  lives  on.....but  only  thing  some  called them  Ghost  and  some  Spirit......Ghost  is  the  ones  who  done  bad  things  to  people  and  can't   find   rest.....And  Spirit  is  the  good   ones.....who  find  themselves  peace.\nGood  Luck
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I don't know for sure.  (obviously)   :)\nBut, I'd guess that the body is no longer of any use. \n\nThe spirit returns to the source that it came from.   A Higher Power or energy source or whatever you would choose to call the creator of all things.   \n\nI don't see any reason to assume that any of us, can really know for sure what happens.....but that's my current opinion.
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yes ofcourse, but u will come to know about that after your death only
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The answer by Spider is not correct. Jesus was resurrected and we, his followers will be resurrected when he returns at the end of time.\nMaranatha!
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The energy that was stored in your body dissipates into the atmosphere, your body begins the process of decay, people who cared about you mourn you for a bit, you are either cremated or filled with embalming fluid after your organs and blood are removed, the rest of the world moves on with life and death.  Pretty much the same thing that happens to everyone...
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Jesus is coming since 2000 years ago If I were you I'll be worry about my dead (to face him) than his come back...\n\n;)
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Jesus was resurrected not reincarnated.\n\nOur eternal welfare was ensured through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ in which the gates of heaven were opened for all who choose to accept. \n\nWith love in Christ.
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I lost a parent to cancer a few months ago, and another family member just two years before that. I was in the room when one of my loved ones died. And that image haunted me for a long time. No, it wasn't because I was afraid of death. It was because at that very moment, I knew I would never see her again in this physical life that I know.\n\nDeath comes to us all, there's no other way of escaping that. But death isn't the end. We are created to be immortal beings - our soul lives on but our physical bodies do not.\n\nWhat matters is if you're prepared when it finally does. Don't worry too much about those who have died. They have finished their race, but we who are still alive are still running. Make sure you finish your race well.\n\nIt's normal to fear death, but you shouldn't have to. The Bible teaches that upon death, our physical body “sleeps” (term used in relation to death - 1 Corinthians 15:6), but we continue to live. After we die, we immediately know our eternal destinies - our souls are either taken to heaven or hell (that’s decided by what we have done with our faith in Jesus). These are the final, eternal destinations of all people - based entirely on whether a person had trusted Jesus Christ alone for the salvation of their sins. Christ is the resurrection: John 11:25 "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies."
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Death is not the end. Death is really a beginning—another step forward in Heavenly Father’s plan for His children. \nSomeday, like everyone else, your life on Earth will end and your physical body will die. But your spirit will not die. At the time of physical death, your spirit will go to the spirit world, where you will continue to learn and progress. Our spirits will carry to the spirit world the same tendencies, appetites, and desires that we had when we lived on the earth. (Alma 34:34)\n\nDeath is a necessary step in your progression, just as your birth was. Sometime after your death, your spirit and your body will be reunited—never to be separated again. This is called resurrection. It is a gift to every person who ever lived, made possible by the death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Perhaps no statement in scripture more dramatically reveals a divine truth than Paul’s epistle to the Corinthians: “For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive.” (1 Corinthians 15:22.)\n\nPeople who have accepted the gospel of Jesus Christ and lived righteously are assigned to a state of happiness known as paradise. People who have rejected the gospel and people who have died without a knowledge of the truth are assigned to a state of darkness called spirit prison, sometimes called hell.\n\nAlma wrote: “Concerning the state of the soul between death and the resurrection—Behold, it has been made known unto me … that the spirits of all men, as soon as they are departed from this mortal body, … are taken home to that God who gave them life. …" “ ‘Taken home to God,’ simply means that their mortal existence has come to an end, and they have returned to the world of spirits, where they are assigned to a place according to their works with the just or with the unjust, there to await the resurrection” (Answers to Gospel Questions, comp. Joseph Fielding Smith Jr., 5 vols. [1957–66], 2:85).\n\n“The spirits of those who are righteous are received into a state of happiness, which is called paradise, a state of rest, a state of peace, where they shall rest from all their troubles and from all care, and sorrow.”\n\n“And then shall it come to pass, that the spirits of the wicked … shall be cast out into outer darkness; … \n\n“… this is the state of the souls of the wicked, yea, in darkness, and a state of awful, fearful looking for the fiery indignation of the wrath of God upon them; thus they remain in this state, as well as the righteous in paradise, until the time of their resurrection.” (Alma 40:11–14.)\n\nDuring the three days after he was crucified, Jesus Christ visited the righteous in paradise. (1 Peter 3:18–20) Christ appointed messengers to preach to those in spirit prison. Until that time, the spirits in spirit prison were not permitted to have contact with the spirits in paradise. While righteous spirits await their resurrection, they are busy carrying on the work of our Heavenly Father.\n\n“Now that the righteous spirits in paradise have been commissioned to carry the message of salvation to the wicked spirits in hell, there is a certain amount of mingling together of the good and bad spirits. Repentance opens the prison doors to the spirits in hell; it enables those bound with the chains of hell to free themselves from darkness, unbelief, ignorance, and sin. As rapidly as they can overcome these obstacles—gain light, believe truth, acquire intelligence, cast off sin, and break the chains of hell—they can leave the hell that imprisons them and dwell with the righteous in the peace of paradise” (Elder Bruce R. McConkie, Mormon Doctrine, 2nd ed. [1966], 755).\n\nOur resurrection will not be an end but a new beginning. It will prepare us for judgment by the Lord, who said, “As I have been lifted up [upon the cross] by men even so should men be lifted up by the Father, to stand before me, to be judged of their works.” (3 Ne. 27:14.) Even before we approa
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lol - no they will not.  When a human dies their essence returns to the spirit existence.  If they are consumed with guilt and other emotion tied to the physical they will linger on earth in their own private hell, until they can see (just as everyone else will) the way home.  That's my opinion and I welcome yours.\n\nPeace!
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In the book of First Corinthians, chapter 15, Paul talks about the resurrection and the resurrected body. In verses 35 and following, he states that the heavenly body will be different from the natural body, with some stark contrasts. Whereas our earthly body is characterized by mortality (being susceptible to death), our resurrected body will be characterized by immortality (not susceptible to death). Likewise while our earthly body is susceptible to decay (corruption), it will become incorruptible (1 Corinthians 15:53). Also, where our natural bodies are prone to weakness (ask anyone who has reached 40 years of age or older), our resurrected bodies will be characterized by strength (verse 43).\n\n \n\nAnother comparison that is made is that now we have a natural body, then we will have a spiritual body. I don’t believe that this means that we will be like ghosts possessing no body at all and floating around unable to interact with things around us. After all, verse 49 states that we will have a body like Jesus’ resurrected body (see also 1 John 3:2). And Jesus, after His resurrection, told them to touch Him and to watch Him eat, demonstrating that He was not merely a spirit (Luke 24:37-43). Rather, I believe that a natural body is that which is fitted for this present life in our present physical universe, whereas the spiritual body we will possess will be that which will best suit us for the eternal existence we were destined for in Christ in our eternal abode. Jesus’ resurrected body was capable of entering locked rooms at will (John 20:19). Our earthly body limits us in ways (and/or dimensions) that our spiritual body will not.\n\n \n\n1 Corinthians 15:43 also describes the transformation from “sown in dishonor” to “raised in glory.” Philippians 3:21 says that Jesus “...will transform our lowly body that it may be conformed to His glorious body...” I believe that our decaying bodies are described with the word “dishonor” because of they bear the mark of the results of sin. We can all likely picture in our minds the lungs of one who has ruined his health through smoking, or a brain that is no longer able to form complete thoughts because of drug abuse. In the same way, the decaying physical body is the direct result of man’s sinfulness. Had there been no sin, there would be no decay and death (1 Corinthians 15:56). But God, through Christ’s transforming power, is able to raise up His children in Christ with new glorious bodies, no longer bearing any effects of sin, being completely free from the ravages of sin and possessing the glory of Christ instead.\n\n \n\nNow, to answer your question, we are not told exactly what we will look like in the next life, as to what age we will appear to be, nor if we will look thin or fat. But while many believe that we will bear some resemblance to what we look like now (based on the analogy each seed bears its own type of plant, i.e., a corn seed produces a corn plant) (see 1 Corinthians 15:37-38), we do know that in whatever ways our appearance or health has been altered as a result of sin (whether because of overeating or not eating right, hereditary malformations, injuries, aging, etc.), these traits will not be carried over into our appearance or health in the next life. More importantly, the sin nature, inherited from Adam (Romans 5:12) will no longer be with us, for we will be made after the holiness of Christ (1 John 3:2). Because we have this sure hope in Christ in the next life, we are encouraged to purify ourselves now, even as He is pure (1 John 3:3).