Let me introduce you to a word with which you may not be familiar .."Vivification".

AE Knoch was our founder of the Concordant Publishing and translator of the bible, concordantly, so that there is no mistaking a word's meaning, assiduously compiled from all original texts, so as to preclude "man's" false interpretations, and thus the Concordant Bible (New Covenant).

He introduced the word, "vivification" to me and all other "believers", as "our bodies will not be raised soulish, but celestial". This I read recently in the "UNSEARCHABLE RICHES" (again I strongly urge that you subscribe to it). 

I always wodered why the word "vivivified" was used when referring to our Lord Jesus Christ. Why not "resurrected?  He was resurrected, wasn't He"?

Indeed, He was resurrected from the tomb, but later vivified, probably before He ascended into the heavens to join His Father.

Mr Knoch refers us to Paul, where he wrote of the "secret" in Corinthians how we would   be changed, "roused  incorruptable" ( The  "secret", Paul received from the Spirit of God, but didn't reveal its meaning until 1 Thessalonians.)

The key to understanding the difference between "resurrection" and "vivification" is that word "incorruptible".  In other words the change in our bodies, whether alive or dead, will be by the "spirit", "life will flow to us directly from its DIVINE source.."

God the Father will "change" us, as He did to His son, Jesus.

This must be so, because we are a part of the body of Jesus Christ.

His "vivified" body, must theferfore be the same as ours, when we join Him as He descends to the earth to rule for a thousand years..paulnbob