The Greek word translated “soul” in the New Testament is “psyche” (or variations of it).  In Greek mythology, the goddess of the soul was Psyche. 

     

The interesting thing is that psyche is also the Greek word for butterfly. 

 

      In all the animal kingdom no creature surpasses the butterfly when it comes to the dramatic change that it undergoes.  From a leaf eating, ground crawling, ugly,  

     hairy caterpillar… into a nectar sipping, high flying, beautiful butterfly. 

     A complete physical transformation! 

 

          Allasso:  (Strong’s G236) to change, to exchange one thing for another, to     

          transform.

 

     allaghsomeqa

       allagEsometha

     G236

      

       WE-SHALL-BE-beING-CHANGED

 

1Cr 15:51	Behold 2400 , I shew 3004 you 5213 a mystery 3466; We shall 2837 0 not 3756 all 3956 3303 sleep 2837 , but 1161 we shall236 0 all 3956 be changed236 ,
1Cr 15:52	In 1722 a moment 823, in 1722 the twinkling 4493 of an eye 3788, at 1722 the last 2078 trump 4536: for 1063 the trumpet shall sound 4537 , and 2532 the dead 3498 shall be raised 1453 incorruptible 862, and 2532 we 2249 shall be changed236 .

Strong’s

    

   Our own change will be even more dramatic than a butterfly’s.  More than a physical change.  We will be transformed totally… our souls…our minds!  Never will   

  sin creep in. 

 

  You will still be you, though there will be an awesome difference!

  You will never grow old.  You will run and not get weary.  You will shine with light and someday you will soar. 

 

YBIC

Bruce Baber