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Question

Someone answered another one of my questions with this:

{ "Hell exists right now, just like Heaven. When you die, it's your spirit that will go to either place. When God comes back, it's then your physical body that will go to either place." }

Ok, so here's the question... If my soul goes one place, and my body stays on earth and rots away... how is my body going to come back when this Jesus fella supposedly comes back?

Think about people who have been dead for thousands of years... there is NOTHING left of these people, their bones have long since rotted to dust. It seems silly to me to expect that our bodies will rise again. Is god going to reconstitute all of the bodies from their molecular parts? What about those bodies who have used recycled molecules from other dead people, do they have to share the same molecules?

Answer 1

They all scratch their heads trying to continually support the whole fantastic spider web of stories. Some times I think God must smile and chuckle a little.

Answer 2

Sounds like a job for UPS and FedEx with work left over.

There are three hells in Scripture. One is the grave, one is the abode of fallen angels and spirits waiting judgment, and the third is the pit prepared for the devil and his angels. Three is still empty, the angels from two are now loose on earth. There are three heavens. There is plenty of spiritual room.

There is a record of everything down to the count and location of every hair that was on or did fall from your head, of every thought you have ever had, every step you have ever taken, etc. Nothing goes unrecorded and some argue it is all prerecorded.

Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream.
Merrily, Merrily, Merrily, Merrily, life is but a dream.

How many molecules in a dream?
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And whatever happened to the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Nothing is ever lost.
So you and I share some molecules! Could molecules be recycled? With God nothing is impossible.

Answer 3

All this stuff being quoted about resurrection of the physical body is simply misinformation and misinterpretation. The physical body has only one purpose and that's for existence on the physical plane. Once the physical plane has been transcended, there is no need for a physical body.

Answer 4

Our bodies will be raised and be changed into spiritual bodies. 1 Cor. 15. So there is no need for the bodies to be physically exsistent.

Answer 5

1) I doubt YOUR body is going to come back, since you don't seem to like Jesus too much...

2) maybe just the souls of the dead'll rise (+ the body and soul of living Christians), maybe there'll be an amaterial mircale. who knows?

Answer 6

A mystery, but not that God isn't quite capable of it. We did originally come from dust. Here's a good explanation that may help you to understand it.
http://www.preteristarchive.com/Preterism/curtis-david_p_09.html

Answer 7

Revelation states that death and hades will give them up. Also the sea will give them up. How? Only God knows, but if He made them from dirt, He can make them from nothing. I'll ask Him how when I see Him.

Answer 8

Go down about 12 questions and you will find my answer to this

Answer 9

not everyone agrees with what you have quoted.....dead shall rise to human form unless converted.....God can do anything but then they will be judged and punished if need be....He does save our memories