The “two witnesses” mentioned in Revelations 11 who were killed and left in the street for three and half days are two apostles of the Lord. According to Revelations they will be resurrected after the three and a half days, and ascend to heaven in the sight of all the people.
Where the scriptures speak of Jehovah anointing Jesus, it is an allegorical expression demonstrating that the mortal Jesus is compliant with the principals announced by Himself as Jehovah.
The resurrected body is in the form of the pre-mortal spirit that inhabits the body during mortality. People will be resurrected in the same physical form that they are laid down, for there is no growth in the grave. They will then grow toward an eternally mature stature.
There is no marrying in heaven, but those who are married in the holy temple during mortality, if they keep the covenants made in that holy ordinance, they will remain as husband and wife in their exalted state throughout all eternity.
If we take judgement and punishment into our own hands, we will likely give either too much or too little, If we leave it in the Lord’s hands the punishment will be excruciatingly appropriate.
There is only one Savior of all our Father’s children, regardless of the earth they inhabit as mortals, and that Savior is the Lord Jesus Christ, the great Jehovah, the King of Zion, the Rock of Heaven.
Those who inherit any one of the three kingdoms of glory in the resurrection will remain in that kingdom forever, although there will be opportunity for continual progress within each of the kingdoms of glory.
Living the law of sacrifice means that one would put the work of the Lord first in his life, and would avoid all those things that are contrary to the will of the Lord.
In the resurrection the body will rise in the stature as when the person died–the child will be resurrected as a child, the adult as an adult. The immortal body will then grow toward the condition of perfection.
Reincarnation is a false doctrine. Man progresses from intelligence to spirit to mortal to immortal states, and may go on to perfection according to his obedience of eternal laws upon which perfection is based.
