Selections from Vespers and Matins of the Ascension:
You have ascended, O Christ, to Your Father who is without beginning, yet You were never parted from His bosom which is uncircumscribed; and the heavenly powers accepted no addition to the thrice-holy hymn of praise, but acknowledged You, Lord, as one Son, only-begotten of the Father, even after the incarnation. In the multitude of Your pity, have mercy on us.
O God, having renewed in Yourself Adam’s nature, which had descended to the lower parts of the earth, You took it up today above every rule and authority; as You loved it, so You made it sit with you; as You had compassion on it, so You united it to Yourself; as united with it, so You suffered with it; as not subject to suffering, yet You suffered and glorified it with Yourself. But the Bodiless powers were saying: Who is this man of beauty? Not man only, but both God and man, both together they appear. And so the astonished Angels flying in shining robes cried out to the Disciples: Men of Galilee, this Jesus who has gone from you as man and God, will come again as God-man, judge of living and dead, granting the faithful remission of sins and His great mercy.
When You were taken up in glory, Christ God, while Your Disciples watched, the clouds received You with Your flesh; the gates of heaven were lifted up; the choir of Angels rejoiced with gladness; the higher powers cried out, saying; Lift up our gates, you rulers, and the King of glory will enter. While the Disciples, amazed, were saying: Good Shepherd, do not be parted from us, but send us Your all-holy Spirit, to guide and strengthen our souls.
When You came down from heaven to things on earth, and as God raised up with You Adam’s nature which lay below in Hades’ prison, You brought it to heaven by Your Ascension, O Christ, and made it sit with You on your Father’s throne, as You are merciful and love mankind.
The ranks of Angels, as they saw Your mortal nature going up with you, O Saviour, were astounded, and without ceasing sang your praise.
The choirs of Angels were amazed, O Christ, as they saw You being taken up with your body, and they sang the praise of Your holy Ascension.
Human nature, which had fallen by corruption, You raised up, O Christ, and by Your Ascension You exalted and glorified us with Yourself.
When You had filled the universe with gladness, merciful Lord, You took Your place with Your flesh among the powers on high.
The Angels came and cried out, O Christ, to Your Disciples: In the way that you have seen Christ going up, He will come in the flesh as the righteous Judge of all.
As the heavenly powers saw You, our Saviour, lifted up to the heights with Your body, they cried out, saying: Great, Master, is Your love for mankind.
Lifting up on Your shoulders the nature which had been led astray, O Christ, You were taken up and brought it to God the Father.
You ascended in the flesh to the bodiless Father; blessed are You, the God of our fathers.
Lifting up our nature which had been slain by sin, O Saviour, You brought it to Your own Father.
Christ, the giver of life, who rose in His two natures with glory to heaven and is now seated with the Father, you priests praise, you people highly exalt to all the ages.
As the Angels saw in the heights Your flesh now made divine, O Christ, they signalled to one another: Truly this is our God.
The men of Galilee, seeing You, O Word, taken up from the mount of Olives with a body, heard Angels crying out to them, ‘Why do you stand gazing? He will come again in the flesh in the same way that you have seen Him’.
Pretty clear that the resurrected and ascended Christ is "still human", according to Orthodox teaching.
