In the resurrection, our bodies will be fashioned like ____.

• A. Angels
• B. Stars
• C. Christ's
• D. Spirits

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is that the resurrection will give believers a transformed, glorious body modeled after Jesus in His resurrected form. Scripture shows Jesus rose with a real, physical body—He could be touched, He ate with the disciples, and He appeared in ways that showed both continuity with humanity and new, glorious power. Paul explains that the raised body is not the same as the earthly one but is “raised in incorruption, raised in glory,” bearing the image of the heavenly. So the model we look to is Christ’s resurrected body.

This isn’t suggesting we become angels, or merely spirits; those notions would miss the biblical claim that the resurrected person remains embodied in a renewed, tangible form. The choices about stars or spirits don’t fit the pattern Jesus set for the resurrection, where the body itself is transformed to be like Christ’s.