1. Nope. Not according to the apostle Paul in 1 Cor. chapter 15. Surely you didn’t miss what Peter said about both Christ and David’s soul. If you are saying Christ’s fleshly body was resurrected, did he take it to heaven? Was that “soul” that Peter spoke of brought out of “hell” and reunited with the fleshly body?
Nope, your answer has no basis in Scripture. As I pointed out above it contradicts Scripture and it’s unreasonableness shows you have done no study or research on the subject but are tossing out opinions you’ve heard.
Guesses just won’t do either.
2. Nope again! This Scripture says nothing about a soul and is thus no answer at all.
Keep this up and you’re going to really disappoint Mr. Tyndale’s hope. But if you find the answers I’ll be more than happy to responde to any question you have. Thanks!
> Keep this up and you’re going to really disappoint Mr.
> Tyndale’s hope.
Yes, of course, I must be a dummy because I disagree with you.
Luke 23:43 And Jesus said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, To day shalt thou be with me in paradise.
Be sure you use the old saw about how Jesus is talking about a different day sometime in the future. Doesn’t fit the context at all, but it fits your pretext.
Just as you put Abraham seeing Jesus’ day somewhere into the future, when it’s clear from the context, at least to me, that’s not what Jesus meant.
Your mind’s made up, my mind’s made up. No point in pursuing this any further (Titus 3:9).
One more thing, though.
Do you believe that Jesus was God incarnate?
Please, just a yes or no.