Will a blind person be able to see again after he/she die and go to heaven?

Question

Once the blind person die, is he/she able to see again?

Is he/she going to see his/her mother and father and brother and sister.

Is he/she going to be able to recognize anyone in heaven?

Answer 1

Sorry... there is not heaven

Answer 2

Not bloody likely... in that "if your organs sin, cut them out and throw them away" speech, Jesus says that it's better to enter the kingdom of god without an eye, rather than with a sinning one. Which kind of implies they won't be replaced.

Also, in that tier II body Jesus got after he died, he still had the wounds that doubting Thomas could inspect... it appears resurrection doesn't imply regeneration.

Answer 3

That's right. We will have perfect, resurrected bodies like Christ's.

We will all be there, and everyone will be reunited with their families and friends.

You will have the opportunity of seeing everyone that you knew on Earth.

Answer 4

Sorry, no-one is going.

Answer 5

Absolutely!!  (We will ALL have new glorified bodies like Jesus!!)

Answer 6

We will live as spirits once in Heaven, and will recognize everyone. the failings of the mortal body will not follow us there, except that Christ chose to keep His human body which the bible says will forever have the scars of the crucifixion on it.