w78 9/1 p. 31 Questions From Readers ***Further, we know that Jehovah is a God of order, kindness and mercy. That weighs against thinking that he will bring someone back to life missing a limb or being horribly disfigured by the terminal stages of a fatal disease. (Jas. 1:17; Luke 11:13)
This does not require, though, that the individual come back ‘in the prime of life.’If someone died of heart failure at 75 years of age, why could not God raise him with a comparable body, but with a heart that would continue to pump? Then as the healing power of Jehovah’s provisions, including the merit of Jesus’ sacrifice, were applied, the person could progress toward perfection.—Rev. 22:1, 2,
So, basically you die of heart failure at 75 and you come back with a decrepit body of a 75 year old but with a heart that functions. Can you say Zombie?
"Jehovah's provisions"...another GB of judges that decide whether you measure up and kiss ass.
If you are judged worthy by this panel of governors, endowed with the authority to speak for Jehovah, then maybe you will be allowed other medical considerations that may enhance your life as a Zombie. One thing at a time. Maybe a face lift on a 75 year old wrinkled, fragile boned body. What a grotesque trick that will be!
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*** lp chap. 15 pp. 171-172 par. 10 The End of Sickness and Death ***What about the members of this "great crowd" who have serious disabilities, such as heart disease, paralysis, blindness, loss of arms or legs, and so forth? It is reasonable to believe that they will receive early healing of these defects. When on earth, Jesus illustrated such healing. He instantly healed withered hands and arms, strengthened paralyzed limbs and restored sight to blind eyes.
These body parts did not gradually grow back. (Luke 6:8-10; John 5:5-9)
You can only work with what you've got. If you lost an eye...it's gone. You can't heal what's already gone. Another Genie trick!
Likewise, the resurrected ones will logically come back with sound bodies. This was also true of all those whom the Scriptures report as being resurrected. (Luke 8:54, 55) Lazarus, for example, was partially decayed, but he came back from the grave with decayed parts renewed. (John 11:39-44) God made the following promise to his people whom he purposed to restore to their land in ancient times: "No resident will say: ‘I am sick.’ The people that are dwelling in the land will be those
"No resident will say: ‘I am sick.’ No excuses not to be working on the Clean-Up crew. You might be in a 75 year old body, but you better do your share of the work if you want more perfection restored.