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noi4noi4
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Where in the gospels did Jesus actually say that we are resurrected with our human bodies?
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06convert
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There are several areas in the Bible that mention ressurection, but the one that stands out to me as evidence that our bodies will be included in the ressurection is in Romans 8: 9-11.
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noi4noi4
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Anywhere in the gospels?
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Tantum_ergo
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Umm, Jesus’s words to us are not limited to the 4 gospels. . .
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Eutychus123
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Jesus was resurrected in the body.
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puzzleannie
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John 11:22-27, when Jesus reminds Martha her brother Lazarus will rise, and she acknowledges that all will be resurrected on the last day
Luke 27-40 when the Sadducees (who disbelieved in resurrection of the body) challenged Jesus with the example of the wife who was married to 7 sons in succession “that the dead will rise even Moses made known” (37) the whole passage is about resurrection of the body
When Jesus does his miracles of raising the dead to life it is in the context of the OT referenced to the resurrection
Daughter of Jairus mt 9:18-26 son of widow of Naim Luke 7:11-17
(ref 1 Kings 17:17-24, 2Kings 4:18-37, 13:20 21, and most especially Daniel 12:1-3 (resurrection in context of the apocalypse) and Wisdom 1-5 (resurrection of the just), Ez 36:1-14 (the dry bones) so when the NT references the hope of resurrection to eternal life, the distinction between particular and general judgement (Matt 25:1-46 etc) Jesus is drawing on and expanding these OT references
source: New World Dictionary Concordance to the New American Bible
Luke 27-40 when the Sadducees (who disbelieved in resurrection of the body) challenged Jesus with the example of the wife who was married to 7 sons in succession “that the dead will rise even Moses made known” (37) the whole passage is about resurrection of the body
When Jesus does his miracles of raising the dead to life it is in the context of the OT referenced to the resurrection
Daughter of Jairus mt 9:18-26 son of widow of Naim Luke 7:11-17
(ref 1 Kings 17:17-24, 2Kings 4:18-37, 13:20 21, and most especially Daniel 12:1-3 (resurrection in context of the apocalypse) and Wisdom 1-5 (resurrection of the just), Ez 36:1-14 (the dry bones) so when the NT references the hope of resurrection to eternal life, the distinction between particular and general judgement (Matt 25:1-46 etc) Jesus is drawing on and expanding these OT references
source: New World Dictionary Concordance to the New American Bible
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noi4noi4
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Thanks. Is every believer resurrected in their body?
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coracobb
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Hi noi,
I looked in the Catholic Catechism under resurrection and found the following scriptural referrences and there are quaite a few more listed.
Jn. 6: 54; 1 Thess.4:16; Acts. 24:15; Eph.2:6; II Mac. 7:9; II Mac 7:14, 7:29;
Dan. 12:1-3; Jn.11:25.
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coracobb
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All believers that die in Christ, yes.:clapping:
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puzzleannie
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everyone, just and unjust, believers and atheists, will be bodily resurrected, and their bodies reunited with their souls, and when they are judged, body and soul together will either enter eternal glory or suffer eternal torment.
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Mark77
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**Sacred Scripture is the Word of God! All of it!!!
“All sacred Scripture is but one book, and this one book is Christ, “because all divine Scripture speaks of Christ, and all divine Scripture is fulfilled in Christ”” (CCC 134)**
Sancta Maria, Mater Dei, Ora Pro Nobis Peccatoribus!
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