Evidence for God from Science

What do you think?

Am I destined for an eternity without chocolate.. without coffee kidding!

When it speaks about the feast we will have with God is it referring to spiritual food?
What bout Jesus saying he will not drink again until then?

Much of what is described of the NEW heaven and earth merged is of a physical place - John SAW the New Jerusalem descending out of the present heaven. Jesus was resurrected PHYSICALLY. We will have some type of physical/spiritual body - what does that mean? I don't know. The Book "Heaven" by Randy Alcorn is a good one to start.

Nessa wrote:What do you think?

Am I destined for an eternity without chocolate.. without coffee kidding!

When it speaks about the feast we will have with God is it referring to spiritual food?
What bout Jesus saying he will not drink again until then?..

Well there will be that heavenly Coffee!


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I'd love some heavenly coffee.

Philip wrote:Much of what is described of the NEW heaven and earth merged is of a physical place - John SAW the New Jerusalem descending out of the present heaven. Jesus was resurrected PHYSICALLY. We will have some type of physical/spiritual body - what does that mean? I don't know. The Book "Heaven" by Randy Alcorn is a good one to start.

John Saw. For you,from my all time favorite Gospel quartet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C616dG1Po8E

Nessa wrote:What do you think?

Am I destined for an eternity without chocolate.. without coffee kidding!

When it speaks about the feast we will have with God is it referring to spiritual food?
What bout Jesus saying he will not drink again until then?

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Jesus did eat after the Resurrection,he ate fish with the disciples before he ascended to the Father. I believe it will be real food at the marriage supper of the Lamb with new wine to drink.I believe it will be the best food and drink we have ever tasted.I'm not sure about coffee but whats their might be better than coffee. I do like coffee while where here though.

Yes, Jesus ate and it was a crucial element that the Gospel writers wanted to convey.
Jesus was not a "spirit", He had a solid body, a material body though not like any human body.
While His ( and ours) resurrected body did not NEED food, He was able to eat and, probably, enjoy it.
I mean, why not?

B. W. wrote:

Nessa wrote:What do you think?

Am I destined for an eternity without chocolate.. without coffee kidding!

When it speaks about the feast we will have with God is it referring to spiritual food?
What bout Jesus saying he will not drink again until then?..

Well there will be that heavenly Coffee!


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It must.be pretty strong stuff, right?
I mean for it to keep.us awake for.eternity

Jesus said he would drink wine in the Father's kingdom.

And he took a cup, and when he had given thanks he gave it to them, saying, “Drink of it, all of you, for this is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins. I tell you I will not drink again of this fruit of the vine until that day when I drink it new with you in my Father's kingdom.”
(Matthew 26:27-29 ESV)

PaulS:
Yes, Jesus ate and it was a crucial element that the Gospel writers wanted to convey.
Jesus was not a "spirit", He had a solid body, a material body though not like any human body.

Luke 24:35-48

Christ manifested the corporality of his glorified body through two principal proofs: First, he allowed his disciples to touch him; second, he ate in their presence. In the most literal sense imaginable Christ returned, as the Christ, that same bodily person who left, even after crucifixion, death and burial. By His will, He is the same now and forever.