Jesus' Resurrected Morontia Body
After resurrecting, Jesus left his physical body and rose in a semi-spirit morontia form. This non-physical state demonstrates the transition after death and represents a key stage in spiritual evolution, offering tangible evidence of eternal life.
Summary
When Jesus resurrected, he left his physical body in the tomb and rose in a new form: the non-physical substance that makes up our souls, called morontia. Paul knew of this material when he wrote, "Knowing in yourselves that ye have in heaven a better and an enduring substance" (Hebrews 10:34)." Jesus continued to experience life as a mortal immediately after death, showing us the transition into a morontia form. This form, while not physical, is a real and vital aspect of our spiritual evolution and a tangible demonstration of the promise of eternal life.