How is the Resurrection described in terms of Jesus' body?

• A. Like a ghost
• B. Totally restored body and life
• C. A spiritual revival without body
• D. A dream

Answer: (B)

The Resurrection is described as a real, physical restoration. Jesus rises with a tangible body that can be seen, spoken to, touched, and even fed, so it isn’t a ghost or a purely spiritual appearance. The encounters after the Resurrection—recognition by the disciples, the invitation to touch His wounds, and the moment He eats with them—emphasize that the risen Jesus has a bodily form. At the same time, the body is transformed and made imperishable, not subject to decay, which is why many Christian teachings describe it as a totally restored body and life. This combines continuity with the earthly body (still a real person present to witnesses) with transformation into a glorified state, rather than a dream or purely spiritual revival.