The Obvious Thing

  So now here it is, the third in a series. We have been talking about Heaven, and how it will be. But what about us, how will our bodies be? Body is a relative term when you are speaking about the spirit. The Bible speaks of our bodies as this body of death? Meaning that it ages from birth, as it moves steadily to only one conclusion, and that is that it will die!
So then, how will we look in heaven, what will our physical appearance be? The only mention of this eternal body, and how it is different from our current one, is touched on in the book of Acts. After the third day, Jesus is seen and spoken to by many. So in some of the instances, Jesus walks and talks with others, and they realize no real difference accept maybe the scars on his hands and feet? Then there were other times when it was thought that he had come through walls, because he was there in the room with them, and then suddenly he was gone, and more often then not, they were not even sure whether he had actually been among them at all? That is the way of the spirit, and that is the way that we too will be. Unlike now, our new bodies will be weightless, and they will go wherever they please, sort of like smoke. For instance, if your spiritual self wants to go off and get a close up look at Saturn, we will be simply able to just be there in a moment of thought, sent only by the desire of our spirit!
  Now the obvious thing to conclude from all of this, that is, from your perspective and your interpretation, is that I have never really seen heaven myself, at least not in this physical form. So then, if you choose to believe in our eternal God, and by this allow for your own eternal self, understand that these new bodies are perfect! There is no blindness, no one is lame or deaf, and that there is no sickness at all! All of those things will be just unpleasant memories from this life, and that there is no place for them in the realm of eternal life!