The answer
The scholar Origen says, “So also are we to consider, with respect to the nature of the body, that the one which we now make use of in a state of meanness, and corruption, and weakness, is not a different body from that which we shall possess in incorruption, and in power, and in glory; but that the same body, when it has cast away the infirmities in which it is now entangled, shall be transmuted into a condition of glory, being rendered spiritual, so that what was a vessel of dishonour may, when cleansed, become a vessel unto honour, and an abode of blessedness.”1317
Fr. Tadros Yacoub Malaty
Notes
1317 Origen of Alexandria, De Principiis (On First Principles) 3.6.6 (ANF 4:347).