They were thinking that he was a spirit, a resurrected body, one having been brought back from the dead.

In our resurrected bodies we will experience what it means to be completely human.

Are these supposed to be ghosts or actual resurrected bodies?

Every spirit will be united to their resurrected body.

There was something awfully wrong with his resurrected body.

The resurrected bodies will show beauty beyond human imagination.

Jesus resurrected body was in no way distinguishable from any other human body.

If you touched a resurrected body you felt it.

All souls will be reunited with their resurrected bodies.

The author says that when clothed with their pure resurrected bodies, the just will no longer be subject to disease or misery.

What does the resurrected body look like?

What will our resurrected bodies be like?

The question arises: how can Jesus, with his current resurrected body in heaven, be incarnated into the church that is still upon the earth?

Eutychius maintained that the resurrected body "will be more subtle than air, and no longer palpable".

Because the resurrected body can't die twice.

It is believed that, before the Final Judgement, the souls of all who have ever lived will be reunited with their resurrected body.

One of the benefits, so far anyway, of his resurrected body is that he is apparently immune to the need for sleep.

Chapter two of the treatise on resurrection refers to those who believe that the world to come involves physically resurrected bodies.

It is in this sense that the resurrected bodies of the righteous will be "glorified" at the Second Coming.

Jesus resurrected body is exactly what our future resurrected body will be like.

As far as he was concerned, that was just a seed - the resurrected body was something entirely different.

Jesus' resurrected body had scars from His crucifixion wounds in His hands, feet and side.

Spiritualization "But how can you be so sure that the resurrected body cannot materialize physically as Jesus had obviously done?"

The resurrected body will be a spiritual body, but the person will be whole identifiable.

The gospels state that the disciples believed they witnessed Jesus' resurrected body and that led to the beginning of the faith.

The saints are the risen body of Christ in each generation.

Why is the risen body deadly, and abhorrent with wounds?

He insists that the risen body of Jesus fulfill his requirements (v. 25.

His risen body will forever bear the scars of his suffering.

Jesus, whose risen body still bears his wounds, knows the suffering that is theirs and his.

The body of the faithful thus became the physical resurrection, the risen body, of Christ.

They also recognize how difficult it is to conceive of a risen body except in some mysterious or, as St. Paul wrote, "spiritual" condition.

Eutychius had published a treatise on the subject maintaining that the risen bodies of the elect would be "impalpable, more light than air".

When Christ returns, the soul rejoins its risen body to be judged by Him in the Last judgment.

Indeed, the Risen Christ is the Risen Body not only of our common humanity, but also of its world.

We may or may not believe in life after death, but we reach that conclusion independently of Jesus, of odd stories about risen bodies and empty tombs.

Ye must ask, if the risen body even of appetite is as grand a horse as ye saw, what would the risen body of maternal love or friendship be?

I think he has said that of course I know what all the reputable scholars think on the subject and therefore when I talk about the risen body I must mean something other than the empty tomb.

Blessed are those who have not seen the risen body that Thomas saw, but have seen the risen Christ in the vulnerability of others and have come to believe that God is powerfully present, working throughout this world.

For they who had not seen Christ risen in the flesh, nor ascending into heaven with His risen body, believed those who related how they had seen these things, and who testified not only with words but wonderful signs.

As Mary wished to cling to the body of Jesus, Thomas asks that he experience the risen body of the person who was crucified by seeing the nail-marks and placing his finger into the wounds, and by placing his hand in his side.