Paul was not stating in 1 Cor 15 that we will have a spiritual body as the prets assume him saying there, as His point was to contrast the body right now physically formed, and how it will be when physically glorfied, as Jesus was!We shall be like the angels in heaven insofar as we shall not marry or be given in marriage (Matt. 22:30 tc.). The text does not say that we shall not have physical bodies, for that would contradict 1 Cor. 15.
No indeed, but in glory He is still 'like a Son of man' (Daniel 7:13).
Indeed it was, and His return 'in like manner' (Acts 1:11), when 'Every eye shall see Him' will be to bring this present world to an end
To sat that 'the heavens and the new earth = the Jews' is not metaphorical; it is a dismal attempt at allegory. It fails because there is no point of contact between the one and the other.
The Jews did not disappear in AD 70, nor did their opposition to the Christians. According to F.F. Bruce, curses upon the Christians as part of the Jewish liturgy did not begin until around AD 90. The Jewish Priesthood survived certainly until AD 136.
The destruction of the Temple was not a unique event because it had happened before under Nebuchadnezzar.
The end of the sacrificial system did not occur in AD 70, but at the cross where our Lord offered one sufficient and acceptable sacrifice for all time. The destruction of the Temple was effectively a dead tree finally keeling over in a gale.
The trials of the Jewish people, as described in Leviticus 26 and Deuteronomy 28 were not completed in AD 70. They continued down the years and reached their zenith (if that's the right word) in WW 2.
In short, AD 70 is simply not the climax of history that Hyper-preterists require it to be.
And again, will the Second Coming hits, it will be greatest even tin history of the world in the sense ALL people on it will see Him and know it happened!
Will not be just localized to middle east region...