So, when your chemistry fails...and your body goes in the box....
are you going with it?
Or would you prefer to abandon the flesh...and be the spirit you are intended to be.
Or maybe you think the creation of Man never had a purpose?
Isn't God's purpose recorded at >Genesis 1v28?_______
When you mention 'the spirit you are intended to be' sounds as if you have Ecclesiastes 12v7 in mind?
Did you notice that verse does not actually mention the spirit traveling up to heaven or or returning up to heaven?
Does a return or returning always have to mean to a literal location?_____
For example: When there is a foreclosure of a house, the house does not move or go anywhere. Although it is returned, or goes back to the owner,
the repossession of it is in the hands of the owner, but not in his literal or actual hands.
Also, look closer at Ecc 12v7 to see if that is really talking about a spirit body being released or abandoned from a physical body?
Would you think of your spirit body as an 'it'?
Yet, that is what the spirit is called at Ecc [12v7 B] an 'it' .-KJV
So, one's spirit 'it' means any future return to life now rests in God's hands.
Also, like man's spirit being an 'it', so too is God's spirit referred to as: 'itself'
at Romans 8vs16,26.- KJV
Psalm [143v7] says the spirit can fail or end.
So since the spirit can fail, then is it functional or eternal?
When we flip the light switch there is a spark of energy or energizing force energizing something. When a light bulb fails it goes out; it does not literally go anywhere it is just dead out. Unlike light bulbs Jesus promises us a resurrection back to life either in heaven, or on a beautiful paradisaic earth during his thousand-year reign over earth.
-Acts 24v15.