What do we know about the second coming?

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I know that if we are chosen to be in heaven, we will return to our bodies in its prime.
Where is this found in the bible?
What do we know about our lives if we are to be joined again with our bodies?
Will we be married, since Jesus says no we will be like angels in heaven?
Should I even be questioning about my possible second life?

Thank you and God Bless
 
I know that if we are chosen to be in heaven, we will return to our bodies in its prime.

Good for you, but that’s not taught by the Catholic Church.

Where is this found in the bible?

It’s not.

What do we know about our lives if we are to be joined again with our bodies?

What?

Will we be married, since Jesus says no we will be like angels in heaven?

No.

Should I even be questioning about my possible second life?

What?
 
I know that if we are chosen to be in heaven, we will return to our bodies in its prime.

Good for you, but that’s not taught by the Catholic Church.

Where is this found in the bible?

It’s not.

What do we know about our lives if we are to be joined again with our bodies?

What?

Will we be married, since Jesus says no we will be like angels in heaven?

No.

Should I even be questioning about my possible second life?

What?
Sorry, I guess I am wrong and I apologize.
 
I know that if we are chosen to be in heaven, we will return to our bodies in its prime.
Where is this found in the bible?
What do we know about our lives if we are to be joined again with our bodies?
Will we be married, since Jesus says no we will be like angels in heaven?
Should I even be questioning about my possible second life?

Thank you and God Bless
Read 1 Corinthians Chapter 15 and read the Catechism of the Catholic Church, 992-1001.
Sorry there is too much information to type, hope that this helps.
 
If this correct to say? All that is revealed is that our bodies with our souls will rise again and it is improper to discuss the details of that event.
 
This is a deep topic.

Catholics believe that Protestants believe, that Christ will come during the rapture and after having purged all the believers from the non believers, will begin some sort of seven year or thousand year reign of peace and prosperity. Catholics believe that what the Protestant believe is a myth, as was explained on Catholic Answers Live. False

Catholics believe that a political Damien named as the antichrist will rule for a period of years, before the actual rapture comes, and the ones lef behind during the rapture are the saved elect souls, while the non elect are bundled together as chaff[as is described in the parable of wheat and tares], and thrown into the fire, thereby beginning a thousand year rule of peace with all the saved people here on earth. False

I am neither protestant or catholic however I have a firm understanding of the bible as a whole, and I believe…

During Judgment day, The LORD will come and gather to Himself all of the elect saved, [two men in a field, one is taken, and one is left behind] the taken one would be elect, and this person would ascend towards heaven with the rest of the believers in the world. the one left behind will literally and actually see this happen right before there eyes. The dead will rise first, and the living will follow the dead up into the heaven. The elect saved people will receieve their new resurected body, to complete their salvation, to be together with forever our resurected soul. The elect will be gathered up[the term used in the bible to mean rapture] and will ascend into heaven. The ones left behind will suffer Judgment [to] the end of time. The ones left behind will suffer the horror of seeing all the signs of Christ’s return, of seeing their brothers being taken away, and them being left behind. The world will be in turmoil and pain for a 5 months. This is the figure given, 150 days of Judgment following the Return of Christ. After 150 days of Judgment, the figure given in Revelation is that both death and hell will be cast into the lake of fire, which is the 2nd death. the final ultimate death. And after this 150 day period. All will be wiped out in a blink of an eye, with a single command of the LORD, and a new heaven and new earth will be made. One without sin. As death is the punishment for sin, and seeing how death and hell will be thrown into the lake of fire, even sin, death, and hell which is simply the grave, will no longer be in existence.

my short one minute response to a deep topic.
 
This is a deep topic.

Catholics believe that Protestants believe, that Christ will come during the rapture and after having purged all the believers from the non believers, will begin some sort of seven year or thousand year reign of peace and prosperity. Catholics believe that what the Protestant believe is a myth, as was explained on Catholic Answers Live. False

Catholics believe that a political Damien named as the antichrist will rule for a period of years, before the actual rapture comes, and the ones lef behind during the rapture are the saved elect souls, while the non elect are bundled together as chaff[as is described in the parable of wheat and tares], and thrown into the fire, thereby beginning a thousand year rule of peace with all the saved people here on earth. False

I am neither protestant or catholic however I have a firm understanding of the bible as a whole, and I believe…

During Judgment day, The LORD will come and gather to Himself all of the elect saved, [two men in a field, one is taken, and one is left behind] the taken one would be elect, and this person would ascend towards heaven with the rest of the believers in the world. the one left behind will literally and actually see this happen right before there eyes. The dead will rise first, and the living will follow the dead up into the heaven. The elect saved people will receieve their new resurected body, to complete their salvation, to be together with forever our resurected soul. The elect will be gathered up[the term used in the bible to mean rapture] and will ascend into heaven. The ones left behind will suffer Judgment [to] the end of time. The ones left behind will suffer the horror of seeing all the signs of Christ’s return, of seeing their brothers being taken away, and them being left behind. The world will be in turmoil and pain for a 5 months. This is the figure given, 150 days of Judgment following the Return of Christ. After 150 days of Judgment, the figure given in Revelation is that both death and hell will be cast into the lake of fire, which is the 2nd death. the final ultimate death. And after this 150 day period. All will be wiped out in a blink of an eye, with a single command of the LORD, and a new heaven and new earth will be made. One without sin. As death is the punishment for sin, and seeing how death and hell will be thrown into the lake of fire, even sin, death, and hell which is simply the grave, will no longer be in existence.

my short one minute response to a deep topic.
The Catholic Church does not teach what you say Catholics believe, and I don’t know any Catholics personally who believe what you say they do.
 
The Catholic Church does not teach what you say Catholics believe, and I don’t know any Catholics personally who believe what you say they do.
Was not the whole concept of the rapture “invented” about 200 yrs ago? Can anybody answer my questions concisely?
 
Was not the whole concept of the rapture “invented” about 200 yrs ago? Can anybody answer my questions concisely?
I’m not sure when it was invented, sorry. The biblical root of the idea is tied to 1 Thessalonians 4.

Regarding your earlier question, I’d really recommend reading the Catechism para 988-1019 (esp. helpful, I think, would be 988-1001). I hope that’s direct and concise enough, or at least more of what you’re looking for. Does that help?

scborromeo.org/ccc/p123a11.htm
 
I’m not sure when it was invented, sorry. The biblical root of the idea is tied to 1 Thessalonians 4.

Regarding your earlier question, I’d really recommend reading the Catechism para 988-1019 (esp. helpful, I think, would be 988-1001). I hope that’s direct and concise enough, or at least more of what you’re looking for. Does that help?

scborromeo.org/ccc/p123a11.htm
What do we know about our lives should we be judged?

I did read the CCC and it only helped me with the biblical basis for the second coming and what will happen. I am more concerned about what that life will be like.

Thank you all for your replies and I wish I did not come off as rude thinking the rapture was invented. I hope this caused no offense.
 
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