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Jiang adds that on Judgment Day bodies return, so those who ascend bodily have effectively already undergone a privileged version of the final reintegration of body and soul.
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Body return
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"On Judgment Day, our bodies will return to us, okay? All right. So in other words, they've already been judged and they've been, okay?..."
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