Revelation 19:10
[10] And I fell at his feet to worship him. And he said unto me, See thou do it not: I am thy fellowservant, and of thy brethren that have the testimony of Jesus: worship God: for the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy

Brandon, this scripture shows we will have a body of sorts.
This angel was a fellow servant or brethren.
Remember how Jesus said we would be "as the angels of God?"

May God bless.

I did want to add that Jesus said we would be as the angels neither male nor female.
The glorified bodies will be neither sex.

Quote from: Del on August 05, 2013, 10:55:48 PM
The problem with an earthly view of heaven is in that all things pertaining unto the kingdom of God are spiritual. Heaven is a spiritual place where our souls shall go if we are saved.

Jesus said that those counted worthy of eternal life shall neither be male nor female but as the angels. When John was about to worship the angel when he was in the Spirit on the Isle of Patmos the angel told him not to do it as he was one of his brothers a prophet. That prophet had put off the tabernacle and become as an angel.

Since angels are ministering spirits and neither male nor female there is no procreation, sex or gender related traits. The pain of being transgender is over for those who believe and seek an end to pain, frustration and suicidal thoughts.

There will be no need of a police department where no sin nor uncleanness is allowed to enter. There is no need of anything of this darkened world of sin where peace, love and joy fill every moment of eternity.

The word says we will no longer remember this world. Why would anyone want to? Why remember every mistake we made or every time we got hurt or hurt others? Why remember the death of loved ones and lost loves who hated us and turned from us?

The word of God is very clear about what heaven will be like for those who believe and are counted worthy of eternal life. It is also very clear that it will not be like this temporal life where all are tried to see if they love the Lord Jesus of Nazareth above all other things.

May God bless.

This actually made me cry. Pretty hard.  The hurt, the pain, the losses.  Those are still reasons to keep living.
Why?

Because, expression, having those hardships that amplify the good things... having the bad to further express what's good... just the feeling of emotions, being present, having a solid existence.  It's un-matchable the way I can imagine.  I don't want everlasting happiness, that's dull. Boring.  I want a life with unexpected outcomes, a life where I can express the entire spectrum of emotion and sense every single thing the human body can comprehend. Even the worst of things being lost makes me cringe,  I love life for what it is.  I don't want it's idea to change. Ever.