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Is Jesus Now Flesh?

Below are links to studies regarding the price that Jesus paid for our sins, as related to his bodily resurrection.

1 John 4:2; 2 John 1:7 -- "Is Come" or "Coming"

1 John 4:3 - Jesus Has Come in the Flesh

1 Peter 3:18, Romans 8:8,9 and Jesus' Sacrifice for Sin

1 Peter 3:18 - Jesus Died a Human Being - Raised a Spirit Being

1 Peter 3:18 - Raised in the Spirit - What Does It Mean?

1 Timothy 2:5,6 - Did Jesus Have to Be Both God and Man in Order to be the Mediator?

1 Timothy 2:5 - The Man Jesus - Still a Man?

Jesus' Appearances in the Locked Room


Comments

Anonymous said…
the Man Christ Jesus, who gave Himself (his perfect flesh) a ransom for all, to be testified in due time." (1 Timothy 2:5,6). What he was sent to give, (the Ransom), the substitutionary-sacrifice, he can not take back, nor want to. His perfect being was given to redeem Adam and all that Adam lost and all Adam's descendants - to be testified in due time, by the raising of all those descendants and restoring them to righteousness in perfection. God's promised and predicted Plan! :-)
Anonymous said…
Jesus came, performed, did a good job, died, was rewarded, and never needs the flesh again! :-)

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