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13 kwi 2015 · Theologians sometimes refer to Jesus’s appearance in his “glorified body,” a state that is both physical (he is still has a body) but wonderfully transformed (his new body is unlike other bodies, and is difficult to recognize).
Most people understand that the Scriptures teach that the body in which Jesus was crucified was the same body that came out of the grave. But regarding the body in which He now dwells, was that changed or transformed in His ascension into heaven? If so, how do we know from scripture?
The resurrected body that Jesus Christ possessed, though like His pre-resurrection body, was in some aspects different. Indeed, Jesus’ new body had abilities the previous one either did not have or did not demonstrate.
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On the same day Jesus was raised from the dead, He not only appeared to Mary Magdalene outside the garden tomb (John 20:14-17), but to two disciples as they walked from Jerusalem to the city of Emmaus (Luke 24:13-31). When the three men sat down to eat together, Jesus blessed the food.
Most modern Christians believe that Christ's body ascended with his presence into heaven after his period of ministry following his resurrection. This is borne out clearly in Luke's accounts in Luke and Acts, and is affirmed in the Apostles Creed (which many modern Christians recite regularly).
Jesus made a special appearance to James his physical half-brother (Matthew 13:55, Mark 6:3, Galatians 1:19). This manifestation, according to Paul, took place between Christ's appearance before 500+ people and a time he appeared to all the apostles (1Corinthians 15:5 - 7).
