[Arthur McGowan]

When Paul uses the word “flesh” and “blood” here, he refers to purely natural human nature, untouched by grace. What he is saying is that HE TALKED TO THE RISEN JESUS, not to some other human being.

The risen Christ has a BODY and BLOOD, because he is the same Jesus who walked the earth. But he is risen, and no longer mortal and no longer corruptible.

It is not HAVING BLOOD that makes a man mortal and corruptible, but being wounded by sin, and not having been raised from the dead.

Once you are raised from the dead, you will have a body, with blood, but you will be immortal and incorruptible.

I don’t know where you picked up this idea that it is HAVING BLOOD that makes a man corruptible.

[Elsie]

When Paul uses the word “flesh” and “blood” here, he refers to purely natural human nature, untouched by grace.

Mindreading St. Paul!

Is there NOTHING sacred to you??

[Elsie]

Once you are raised from the dead, you will have a body, with blood, but you will be immortal and incorruptible.

There seems to be NO end to your arrogant presumptions!

1 Corinthians 2:9
But as it is written, Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God has prepared for them that love him.