When we are reunited with our bodies in the new earth, what will our bodies be like? I've swung from a typical American viewpoint as a young believer (floating around playing harps) to a very physical existence (like Adam, but immutably good) and now find myself swinging back a bit from the latter view.
I understand that a Biblical view of the spiritual is very different from a Greek or gnostic perspective. Some of my shift is coming as a result of reading G. Vos, but it's entirely possible that I've misunderstood him.
Also, what were Isaiah and John seeing when given glimpses into heaven -- some kind of manifestation to allow for their physical limitation? Or were they given eyes to see the spiritual? Does this shed any light on what we are to become (as John and Isaiah momentarily experienced)?
Thanks for any insight.
I understand that a Biblical view of the spiritual is very different from a Greek or gnostic perspective. Some of my shift is coming as a result of reading G. Vos, but it's entirely possible that I've misunderstood him.
Also, what were Isaiah and John seeing when given glimpses into heaven -- some kind of manifestation to allow for their physical limitation? Or were they given eyes to see the spiritual? Does this shed any light on what we are to become (as John and Isaiah momentarily experienced)?
Thanks for any insight.