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Again, it states wicked people are outside of the gates. While those who did the commandments are going into the kingdom. It’s up to you decide if that is a reality in the afterlife. For me, it’s still true and all are continued to live their lives, here on earth deciding. I may take from the...

Have you really considered all the contents of revelation 20,21,22. For your own self, (this is an encouragement), Go and just read those pages out loud to yourself, and think about what you are being shown. There is a extraction from revelation 20 (dealing with the book of life, which was a...

Absolutely friend! Even by means which one couldn’t even fathom having to have gone through. Praise be to the Father and the Son.

I believe, that it pertains to a part where we become partakers of the kingdom of God, and believe and have hope to go and be able to eat with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in the feast, where God resides with the Lamb, in the heavenly Jerusalem. You are more than welcome to make your own choice...

I think he is judging to see whether or not Jesus is there.

That’s exactly what revelation says is.

@APAK its a wonder why people tend to desire to put the less desirable’s as though they are no good or even useful to God in some way or another… It’s a wonder why people wouldn’t desire for what God desires… I believe God even calls out in the afterlife though I have no proof… I just believe...

I just believe what John wrote for us to be revealed concerning what the Father told Jesus, to send a message to those 7 churches still stand true today… It’s said if you take away from those words plagues will consume… Therefore I tell it such as. The gates around the city never close.

I’m not worried about people who claim faith yet in their life they are unloving and believe they are better than others, @APAK. God will have his vengeance, and judgment concerning those matters, if they choose to cause evil. I’m just asking, what makes you think that God doesn’t have his...

3525 nḗphō – properly, to be sober (not drunk), not intoxicated; (figuratively) free from illusion, i.e. from the intoxicating influences of sin (like the impact of selfish passion, greed, etc.). 3525 /nḗphō ("be sober, unintoxicated") refers to having presence of mind (clear judgment)...

Reason you quote me in this, for @APAK? Paul writing to timothy. ”Now the Holy Spirit tells us clearly that in the last times some will turn away from the true faith; they will follow deceptive spirits and teachings that come from demons. These people are hypocrites and liars, and their...

@Dan Clarkston if Jesus paid for sin, does God count the sins and trespasses of others against them? Is God gonna be mad at a person from simply drinking, ? Does the person from the heart when they do these things start thinking about murdering people, or seeking revenge? Its the heart God...

Yikes. This reminds me of ”Then Jesus told this story to some who had great confidence in their own righteousness and scorned everyone else: “Two men went to the Temple to pray. One was a Pharisee, and the other was a despised tax collector. The Pharisee stood by himself and prayed this...

@Wrangler I see all people being saved from sin, death, Satan, hades. I do not however see that everyone is saved to the kingdom of heavenly Jerusalem due their own desire to be away from God. That’s how it’s seen in revelation.

There is no such thing as a person having spiritual authority over anyone anymore, unless you are an apostle and seen Jesus, ascending.

Many people have their own personal beliefs and opinions about the Bible. The thing is when they start judging others, even for saying they believe in the death, burial, and resurrection, yet cause they see things or do things they decide to do, like hold sabbath day, or new moon, or perhaps...

No. It doesn’t have to be seen like that, however it does help the over all contextual and content viewed in a more openly understandable light.

Time is short and moves too fast, but given by God to make a chance for all to come to him, in the span of a lifetime, @ScottA.