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I have heard a few opinions in this. I just want to hear from the community what their understanding from Scripture is regarding the question; Does the personality of a person die, being the soul?
I think all persons (male and female) retain a spiritual body in a male form when the physical body dies.
Even all the angels that are identified in the Bible are in male form.
I don't recall reading any Biblical scripture that says the soul (your personal essence) turns to dust just like your physical body.
There is no need for a feminine form in a spiritual body because there will be no physical reproduction.
God is similar to us, or rather we are similar to Him: in that He has three parts as well. But He is God and He is more than we.
...a spiritual body, which is the container of your soul in the spiritual realm
Job 19:26 And though after my skin, wormes destroy this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God
Now your explanation with it, that once we are resurrected, our bodies glorified ...well I think our personalities will be glorified too. We will forget our sins, and become an image of His Will. I am sure someone thinks 'no, your soul is lost, only your body is resurrected' but what is a body without a soul, the soul is part of the body. If only our body then why learn anything, why go through all this... only to be lost...
The female/male argument is too controversial, lol. You know, having the female made from Adam means that she is a part of him, an extension of him ...many seem to think that women are without Spirit or are not part of the Promise.
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