“The fact that our new bodies will be ‘imperishable’ means that they will not wear out or grow old or ever be subject to any kind of sickness or disease. They will be completely healthy and strong forever. Moreover, since the gradual process of aging is part of the process by which our bodies now are subject to ‘corruption,’ it is appropriate to think that our resurrection bodies will have no sign of aging, but will have the characteristics of youthful but mature manhood or womanhood forever. There will be no evidence of disease or injury, for all will be made perfect.”
Wayne Grudem, Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Biblical Doctrine (p. 831). Zondervan. Kindle Edition.
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TOMORROW’S READING: Weekend is for catch up and review
MONDAY’S READING: Psalms 79-81, Romans 16