[metmom]

I know that what people call ghosts are actually demons masquerading as ghosts.

God would not have any difficulty in providing bodies for people who have died.

Moses having a body is not evidence that he did not die since all believers get new bodies anyway.

[Jvette]

I just have to admire the way both of you have managed to avoid the question. Is it uncomfortable to you?

Moses died, for the record I never denied that, and he was buried, for the record I never denied that, and Scripture says no one knows where he is buried.

But, and this a BIG but, Moses appears with Jesus at the Transfiguration along with Elijah.

Now we know that Elijah was taken up to heaven in a chariot, so Elijah being with God in body is not a surprise. But, Moses?

There are three possible answers.

Moses is a ghost or apparition. But, no God wouldn’t do that.

Moses received a new body, as per metmom, even though we know that it is the body we have now which is resurrected and not a new body. So, does that mean that Moses’ old body is rotted somewhere in a grave and his soul is cavorting around heaven in a new body?

Or, the most likely answer, Moses was assumed into heaven by God and is now there body and soul.

Something Scripture does not say, but which can only be the most reasonable answers given that there are no ghosts and that we do not receive a new body but the same body is resurrected and glorified.

Now, I am sure there will be howls of “Scripture says nothing about Moses being assumed.”

Yet, there he was with Jesus and Elijah.

Okay, then explain without saying he was a ghost or given a new body, two things that make ABSOLUTELY no sense.