The Scriptures tell of two different classes of phenomenon after the Resurrection. The first concerns Christ’s glorified human nature, the consequence of the Miracle of the Resurrection. In addition, there are the miracles He performed before ascending to the Father, that is, miracles such as He did during His Public Ministry. Phil. 3:21 “He will change our lowly body to conform with his glorified body by the power that enables him also to bring all things into subjection to himself.” Of the first, the Resurrection, we can distinguish four properties His Resurrected Body possessed, Clarity (brightness), from His glorified human soul shining through it (Mt. 17:2). Since as God He already possessed this, His glory in his human nature was already anticipated in the Transfiguration.Impassibility, no longer suffering, sickness, or death (1 Cor. 15:42-43). Subject fully to the soul, which in turn is subject fully to God, nothing was able to affect His glorified body against the will of His soul. He ate and drank without need. He ascended by His own will.Subtlety, fully subject to the will of the soul, His body is not impeded by material things, but able to pass right through them (John 20:19). This doesn’t mean he was a spirit, but that the glorified matter of His body has this property.Agility, while angels are where they will without moving through space, Christ moved, as if in a moment, from place to place, disappearing when He left. (Luke 24:31) In addition to His Resurrection and its miraculous consequences, Christ also performed at least one miracle. John tells us in John 21 about the Lord’s appearance at the Sea of Galilee and a miraculous catch of fish. He ends his Gospel by noting that Jesus did many more miracles than are recorded. It may be that he did others before Ascending to the Father.