If Jesus was resurrected, can we be resurrected too?
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The way I see as now being in the now times. Your body stays but your soul evolves.
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I think that Jesus would be just as he was with the Jews of his day. He was among the poor and disheartened, he provided for those who could not provide for themselves. I believe he would be what he needed to be to reach those same people today. God is with us!
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No, Jesus is not dead. The Bible tells us in \n1 Corinthians... 15:3 HCSB "For I passed on to you as most important what I also received: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures,"\n\n(1Co 15:4 HCSB) "that He was buried, that He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures,"\n\n(1Co 15:5 HCSB) "and that He appeared to Cephas, then to the Twelve."\n\nAlso Jesus said in Revelation 1:18 HCSB "and the Living One. I was dead, but look--I am alive forever and ever, and I hold the keys of death and Hades."\n\nAnd in 1 Thessalonians 4:14 HCSB "Since we believe that Jesus died and rose again, in the same way God will bring with Him those who have fallen asleep through Jesus."
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not until Jesus gets back.
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The raptured and resurrected saints will be given their own bodies, but our bodies will be perfected.  (1 Cor. 15:42-45 and 50-56.)\n\nThose who are saved during the Tribulation, and live through it, will keep their bodies and live for at least 1,000 years. A wicked person born after the Tribulation (during the Millenial Reign) will die before they're 100 years old.  See Isaiah 65:20.\n\nThose who die during the Tribulation, after having been saved, will also have their own perfected human bodies.\n\nThere are several references to the "perfected body" teaching, but our primary example is ALWAYS Jesus Christ.  We are taught our resurrection will be the same as His; we also know He was resurrected bodily and looked the same as He did during life.  The account of the Transfiguration (before His death) is a good example; read also the account of His appearance to Thomas.\n\nI hope this helps.  Peace.
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Anything is possible since Jesus (pbah) was just a  man with a massage. All of the Prophets brought messages and had children why not Jesus (pbah)
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The answer to your question is a resounding, yes, and He still does.  He is NOT dead.  He is Resurrected from the dead.  No other human that has ever existed throughout all history can claim this act.  This is what differentiates Jesus as the True Messiah, as truly Divine, while all others are fakes, imposters and mere men.  \n\nAlso, since He now exists, you have the privilege to call upon His Name, and He will audibly answer you.  If you desire in your heart an actual relationship with Christ, He says, "Knock and I will answer," for he is the Door.\n\nIt amazes me how people today are so skeptical and jaded that they are actually preventing themselves from acquiring "wholeness" in Christ.  That was the whole purpose behind His Redemptive Deed upon the Cross, to reconcile us (our fallen sin nature) back to the Father.  He is our Salvation.  His resurrection created a Door through which we may re-attain in us what was lost by the Great Primordial Fall when we became divorced from God (the Great Divorce).  The process of accepting Christ Yeshua (Jesus) as your personal Savior is a “Rebirth” where you are spiritually “rewired” and “reconnected” back to the Godhead of Father, Son and Holy Spirit through Christ’s ultimate act of Love, the giving up of His mortal life for your sins.\n\nFollowing is the proof of Christ’s existence and divinity:\n\nWhy believe in Christianity over all other religions? \n\n         Critics often ask why Christianity is any better than any other religion in the world.  After all, of all the religions that exist how can it be that only Christianity is true?  If God exists, why can't God use different religions?  Don't all paths lead to God? These kinds of questions are asked all the time of Christians and unfortunately the answers aren't always very good ones particularly when dealing with people who have a relativistic truth base and don't believe in absolutes.\n     Therefore, in an attempt to demonstrate why Christianity is true and all other religious systems are false, I've prepared the following list of reasons for Christianity's superiority.    \nThere are such things as absolute truths \n     If truth is relative, then the statement that truth is relative is an absolute truth and would be self defeating statement by proving that truth is not relative.  But, if truth is absolute, then the statement "truth is absolute" is true and not self defeating.  It is true that truth exists.  It is true that truth will not contradict itself as we have just seen.  In fact, it is absolutely true that you are reading this paper.\n     If we can see that there is such a thing as truth in the world, then we could also see that there can be spiritual truth as well.  It is not absurd to believe in spiritual absolutes anymore than physical or logical absolutes.  Even the statement that all religions lead to God is a statement held to be a spiritual absolute by many people.  This simply demonstrates that people do believe in spiritual truth.  Why?  Because truth exists.  However, not all that is believed to be true actually is true.  Therefore, all belief systems cannot be true since they often contradict each other in profound ways. \nReligions contradict each other; therefore, they cannot all be true. \n     Mormonism teaches that there are many gods in existence and that you can become a god.  Christianity teaches that there is only one God and you cannot become a god.  Islam teaches that Jesus is not God in flesh where Christianity does.  Jesus cannot be both God and not God at the same time.  Some religions teach that we reincarnate while others do not.  Some teach there is a hell and others do not. They cannot all be true.  If they cannot all be true, it cannot be true that all religions lead to God.  Furthermore, it means that some religions are, at the very least, false in their claims to reveal the true God (or gods).  Remember, truth does
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Thank goodness, yes we will!  Then, we live again for eternity!  So, don't fear death, as Jesus conquered death.  Go to church, learn about Jesus, and find salvation.
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Jesus said "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die.  Do you believe this?"\n\nJesus has opened a pathway for us to know and love God while we live and to enter in to his presence after we die.
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Yes, He does, when the man in The Bible was brought to Jesus and He was lowered through the roof we are not told He as A believer, in fact Jesus when He healed the man that had been crippled by the pool for over 40 years never asked do you believe, He asked "do you want to be made better" Jesus asked that because He was going to leave the old way of Life for something else, He like you and me, once Jesus comes into ones life is NEVER the same, God does do miracles, that is one of the reason we become christians is because the way Jesus deals with us non christians, we "became christian bellievers" because of the Love of Jesus in that while we were still sinners He died for us. wgr88@yahoo.com email me I will respond, God Bless ya.
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Yes, because Jesus Christ conquered physical death when he was resurrected, ALL people everywhere will be resurrected too and receive glorified and perfect bodies.  It is His gift to the world.  What happens next to all of us with our glorified and resurrected bodies is the question.  We will then all be judged according to our works.  It will be a perfect judgement based on the amount of knowledge we had and what we did with it.  Then we will all be separated into a degree of glory that we can handle and that we deserve.  There are many layers of what is traditionally known as heaven and hell, and we will all get exactly what we know we deserve.
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NO,JESUS had to Die to Forgive Us for Our Sins and We have to Die for them Also.
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Jesus Christ is spoken of as “the first to be resurrected from the dead.” (Acts 26:23) This means that he was the first to be resurrected of those who would not have to die again. Also, he was the first to be raised as a spirit person. (1 Peter 3:18) But the Bible tells us that there would be others, saying: “Each one in his own rank: Christ the firstfruits, afterward those who belong to the Christ during his presence.” (1 Corinthians 15:20-23) So in the resurrection some would be raised up before certain others.\n\n “Those who belong to the Christ” are the 144,000 faithful disciples chosen to rule with him in the Kingdom. Of their heavenly resurrection, the Bible says: “Happy and holy is anyone having part in the first resurrection; over these the second death has no authority, but they will, rule as kings with him for the thousand years.”\n\nThe very expression “first resurrection” shows that another one will follow. This is the resurrection to life on the paradise earth of both righteous and unrighteous persons. This will occur after Armageddon. It will be a “better resurrection” than that of the boys resurrected by Elijah and Elisha and of others once resurrected on earth. Why? Because if those resurrected after Armageddon choose to serve God they will never need to die again.—Hebrews 11:35.\n\nEarthly Resurrection.\nWhile Jesus was hanging on a stake, one of the evildoers alongside him, observing that Jesus was not deserving of punishment, requested: “Jesus, remember me when you get into your kingdom.” Jesus replied: “Truly I tell you today, You will be with me in Paradise.  \n\nThis would require a resurrection for the evildoer. This man was not a faithful follower of Jesus Christ. He had been engaged in wrongdoing, lawbreaking meriting the death penalty. (Lu 23:40, 41) Therefore, he could not hope to be one of those receiving the first resurrection. Additionally, he died 40 days before Jesus ascended into heaven and hence before Pentecost, which was 10 days after that ascension, when God through Jesus anointed the first members of those who will receive the heavenly resurrection.\n\nThe evildoer, Jesus said, would be in Paradise. The word means “a park or pleasure ground.” The Septuagint rendered the Hebrew word for “garden” (gan), as at Genesis 2:8, by the Greek word pa·ra′dei·sos. The paradise in which the evildoer will be would not be “the paradise of God” promised to “him that conquers,” at Revelation 2:7, for the evildoer was not a conqueror of the world with Jesus Christ. (Joh 16:33) The evildoer would therefore not be in the heavenly Kingdom as a member of it (Lu 22:28-30) but would be a subject of the Kingdom when those of “the first resurrection” would, as kings of God and Christ, sit on thrones, ruling with Christ for a thousand years.—Re 20:4, 6.
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Yes, definitely. You must do research about the the "dying & resurrecting" god. Long before Jesus, there were traditions all over the world of a god who died and was resurrected! Mithras is one of the most famous. Jesus is just the latest in a long line of gods/kings who sacrificed their lives for the land/people. Do a search on GOOGLE for: Osiris, Adonis, Tamuz/Tamuzi, Mithra, Iao, Hesus, Quexalcote, Quirinus, Prometheus, Thulis, Indra, Alcestos, Atys, Crite, and Bali. You can participate in the mass as a ceremony of worshipping the most recent "Dying and Resurrecting" God. And, of course, Mother Mary is the Mother Goddess. The mass is still a very potent spiritual ceremony if you understand how Jesus connects with so many other gods in the past!
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I think it's natural to want proof of the Resurrection.  It's just human nature, as Thomas showed us.\n\nJesus gave Thomas the physical proof that he was asking for.  Jesus also made it clear that it is better to not see yet still believe, than it is to believe only after seeing.
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That would just mean we would have to go through the Biblical law again.  No thanks, I like it Jesus's way.
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depends on what you consider a long time.  there are reports of Near Death Experiences of those who had been dead for hours and then were revived automatically, and they did revive by their soul returning to the body.  Now months or years down the road, not likely, but I wouldn't say impossible.