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Title: Was Jesus A Spirit When He Resurrected And Went To Heaven
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Christians still look for answer as what to believe in debates or arguments.
It’s said in the beginning God’s Spirit hove above the water formless surface as earth was empty deep dark.
In New Testament the angel said to Joseph to take Mary as his own wife,
she carried baby in her womb by God’s Spirit formed human flesh.
Call child name Jesus when she gives birth.
So Jesus is God’s Spirit like God walked on earth when Adam and Eve fell into sin.
God also in human flesh came to make animal clothes to cover Adam and Eve’s sin and also helped Eve gave first birth to Cain.
Through God’s created and put human on the earth’s history to lead human to believe in God’s Spirit, so humans will resurrect same as Jesus did through God’s Spirit for all believers as disciples. I don’t say Christians.
Sorry for deaf English
yes he was and still is..
No He resurrected within his body, as a physical being but God. As he as always been, he is
Spirit creatures can take on human form. For example, angels who did this in the past even ate and drank with humans. (Genesis 18:1-8; 19:1-3) However, they still were spirit creatures and could leave the physical realm.—Judges 13:15-21.
After his resurrection, Jesus also assumed human form temporarily, just as angels had previously done. As a spirit creature, though, he was able to appear and disappear suddenly. (Luke 24:31; John 20:19, 26) The fleshly bodies that he materialized were not identical from one appearance to the next. Thus, even Jesus’ close friends recognized him only by what he said or did.—Luke 24:30, 31, 35; John 20:14-16; 21:6, 7.
When Jesus appeared to the apostle Thomas, he took on a body with wound marks. He did this to bolster Thomas’ faith, since Thomas doubted that Jesus had been raised up.—John 20:24-29.
Jesus’ own words showed that he would not be resurrected with his flesh-and-blood body. He said that he would give his “flesh in behalf of the life of the world,” as a ransom for mankind. (John 6:51; Matthew 20:28) If he had taken back his flesh when he was resurrected, he would have canceled that ransom sacrifice. This could not have happened, though, for the Bible says that he sacrificed his flesh and blood “once for all time.”—Hebrews 9:11, 12.