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MrGordon

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22/11/17

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Originally posted by wotsup ↑

As usual, you ignore many parts to the jigsaw puzzle.

So what your effectively doing, is throwing away most of the pieces and putting one to two in place and not standing back and going, hmmmm, I only have a snippet of the picture.

While we are hear on earth as in human form, where supposed to put of the fleshly and on with the Spiritual = The two at this point in time, are trying to coexist.
Jesus in John says, they are not of this world, but physically, they still have the fleshly body but their Not dead.

So technically as with Jesus, the existing body was made anew, put on immortality.

Like it or lump it, You are not accepting the message Jesus gave and that being, the same Jesus would be made alive and this same Jesus by His words, not yours or mine WAS flesh and bone = Fact.

So what your suggesting, Jesus began as a Spirit, died and born in the Flesh and was then born again around baptism or before and died again and come alive again with a new spirit = Very inventive and fanciful and Not supported by the Bible.

I notice your ignoring the DIA subject again???????????

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So technically as with Jesus, the existing body was made anew, put on immortality.
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Wotsup, neither Jesus nor any other human is made immortal until after their mortal body dies. Flesh and bones can never be immortal as the word means indestructible. That spirit persons can take on bodies of flesh and blood is well established in the Scriptures. They can become flesh and bone = Fact. - Genesis 6:4; 19:1-3; Hebrews 13:1.

Why do you claim what I am suggesting, when I have done no such thing? Jesus died once only. He was resurrected as a spirit person, not "with a new spirit".
I have discussed the DIA subject with you before. Nothing was resolved, so I see no point in rehashing it. God created DIA , through/by Jesus.
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