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My religious affiliation is what i already told you. 50 years ago I believed that Jesus died for my sins and I received eternal life by receiving Him. Like I said I told you this, and you are threatening to ban me if I don't keep telling you? Again, what form of Christianity are you practising?

I never said that Heb 10 specifically teaches that His body was temporary. I said His body was given for a purpose, and when that purpose is accomplished, THAT suggests that there is no longer a reason for the body. Which brings us back to the question being ignored by everyone: What would be...

Scripture has meaning. If heb 10 claims that a body was given so that it could be used as a sacrifice, then that should be included in our doctrine. Is that the whole story? Of course not. But it is an important part of the story. I am not assuming that the body was given to be sacrificed...

Why do you consider denial and name calling a legit form of Bible discussion? If you want to talk scripture, let us do it, but don't just cite a reference then run away to something else without discussion of the verse you cite. When all you can offer is that something is not Biblical, what you...

Hard to talk with you when you refuse to discuss scripture. Hebrews 10 is the passage in question. You claim you don't see the passage stating that the body was given for a specific purpose. Is that not in your version?

I only advance doctrines here that I see in scripture. I don't get ideas from any other place than the Bible. You assume that because I disagree with you that I got the ideas from outside the Word

Of course not, and you know nothing was said like that. the body was given FOR a purpose. The body was not the purpose

Heb 10:5-10 A body was given to be used as a sacrifice - How do you get from that, that the body is meant for eternity? The body was offered once for all - how would you get from this passage that the body would continue on?

Generally I use the NAS. And you are saying that you don't see any connection between a temporary body given to Jesus for a one time purpose, to be a sacrifice, you don't see the slighest connection between a temp purpose and a temp body given for that purpose?

Concerning temporary? Heb 10 speaks of a temporary purpose. Are you even reading the scripture?

What I showed clearly from heb 10 was a stated purpose for his flesh body. Since that purpose was accomplished, why would he still need a flesh body?

Wow! You remind me of the kid, faced smeared with jelly whose parents scold him for getting into the jar, asks "What jelly?"

Pretending ignorance looks bad on a person claiming to be Christian

When you make a snarky comment, intended to demean another poster, then yes I agree with you, I do not know what THAT spirit is.

The verses in Hebrews 10 addressed your question, the one you asked, before you changed to a different question.

You are doing what you have been doing. In one post you claim there was NO SCRIPTURE then in your next post you change what you said without acknowledging your previous statement.

What a ridiculous idea that the question in my OP, is irrelevant to the thread! It is my thread and my OP. That determines the relevancy. There is no issue in MY THREAD other than what the OP asks.

Your last line is false, maybe it indicates that you are not even trying. When you asked your question, I gave two reasons and I referred to hebrews 10. Since you claim you did not read any scripture reference in my post, that would be evidence you did not read that post

ok. yes, I misread your post. Sorry. Yes, in that sense, the Roman approach, there was darkness on all three days, though we have assumed that Jesus was referring to the Jewish way of limiting a day which is from sunset to sunset. I just did an OT scan of verses with "days" and "nights" It looks...

You are off track. Intentionally? Or because of being unable to follow a train of thought? What is going on? Again, the point of the OP is WHY? not WHAT? Here's the question again: Why would Jesus need to be a man in Heaven with a body of flesh. any answer for the OP question? Or are you going...