[rwfromkansas]

Christ did it all on the Cross.

We don't need purification.

We will be given new glorified bodies, but purification will not be involved.

Christ died for all our sins, past, present, and future.

[mike182d]

We don't need purification.

Then why do we need Christ anymore? What's done is done and that's that, right?

Furthermore, that's not Scriptural. Give me a passage that says we don't need purification.

We will be given new glorified bodies, but purification will not be involved.

Then what is there to be glorified if our bodies are perfected in grace already?

So many contradictions in one post...

[silverleaf]

We will be given new glorified bodies, but purification will not be involved

Christ Himself alluded to a purification process after death when, on the third day after His crucifixion, when Mary recognized Hom at the tomb, he cautioned her not to touch Him to touch him because he had not yet ascended to the Father.

Yet some time and some days later, when He appeared to His 11 disciples, He invited Thomas (the doubter) to touch Him to feel his wounds.

I do not think any of us adequately comprehend the process that occurs after death, to be so sure as to condemn others for a different interpretation. Particularly when that interpretation is founded on events as described in the scriptures.

[SoothingDave]

We don't need purification.

We don't? You are now a perfected human being?

We will be given new glorified bodies, but purification will not be involved.

How would you describe getting rid of an old, dirty body and obtaining a new, perfect one? Have you really given this much thought?

SD