Is this verse talking about a physical death, spiritual death, or both? Since isn't praising the Lord what we do in Heaven? Psalms 115:17
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Is this verse talking about a physical death, spiritual death, or both? Since isn't praising the Lord what we do in Heaven? Psalms 115:17
Seeing as the Psalms were written in the Old Testament/Old Covenant, the righteous went to Abrahams bosom, and the evil went to the other side, and in between there was a great gulf. Only Christians (after Christ's death and resurrection go straight to heaven, and the wicked to outer darkness. (Not for sure about the last part.)
I've always thought that when someone saw a ghost now, they would have to be either a demon or an unsaved person. The dead in Christ are with God. What do you think about ghosts and aliens? I think they are all demons, but could be wrong about ghosts. Aliens are demons, for sure.
Abraham's Bosom and Paradise are the Old Covenant places for the righteous dead before the resurrection of Christ. But when Christ was resurrected, they were seen walking the streets of Jerusalem. I believe they ascended to heaven when Christ did, they didn't go back to Paradise. Paradise is empty.First of all I'll address the second half of this first. I believe in ghosts because I had an experience with some and I'm on the fence as to what I think about aliens. As for where people went before Christ's death and resurrection didn't they have a holding area to go to or something? I asked that question on another forum and @Sabertooth posted this song that addresses it that I now LOVE.
Except for the instance of Samuel [1 Samuel 28:3-20], all other "human" ghosts are demons. That is why God forbade necromancy [séances] in the Old Testament.What do you think about ghosts and aliens? I think they are all demons, but could be wrong about ghosts.
Abraham's Bosom and Paradise are the Old Covenant places for the righteous dead before the resurrection of Christ. But when Christ was resurrected, they were seen walking the streets of Jerusalem. I believe they ascended to heaven when Christ did, they didn't go back to Paradise. Paradise is empty.
Instead of questioning the accuracy of the Bible, it makes more sense to question our understanding of it.You see this is a problem I have with believing the Bible to be a hundred percent accurate when it contradicts itself. If Paradise is empty, then why did Jesus say this to the thief on the cross? Luke 23:43
That verse is like a half-sentence. The other half explains...Is this verse talking about a physical death, spiritual death, or both? Since isn't praising the Lord what we do in Heaven? Psalms 115:17
I believe Abraham's Bosom still exists. It is the Throne Room in the Book of Revelation...If Paradise is empty...
That verse is like a half-sentence. The other half explains...
Psalms 115:17-18
"It is not the dead who praise the Lord, those who go down to the place of silence; it is we who extol the Lord, both now and forevermore."
It is an 'us vs. them' statement.
The phrase 'Spiritual Death' is not one I use because it is difficult to quantify and can be confusing.So then it is speaking of a spiritual death?
I do not wish to debate Amadeus on this, but I would like to just point out that I believe that Adam and Eve actually died completely and had to be re-created into the bodies we have now.Adam and Eve died when they disobeyed God. How can dead people produce living offspring?
I do not wish to debate Amadeus on this, but I would like to just point out that I believe that Adam and Eve actually died completely and had to be re-created into the bodies we have now.
Yes, I am probably the only person on this Forum that believes that... lol.
Yes.So wait, before I agree or disagree with you, are you saying that you believe that they physically died once?
Not a raising from the dead, but a type of Reincarnation. Yes, contrary to what the Church 'tells' us to think, I believe wholeheartedly that Reincarnation is in fact Biblical. I am hated for that belief, so be careful who you discuss that with.AKA like Lazarus did and then Jesus rose him from the dead?
Just so we consider other things here, some years ago our friend @Guiliano [no longer an active member on this forum] on another forum suggested to me that the "skins" provided by God for Adam and Eve to cover them rather than being the skins of some lower [ supposedly] animals was the outer layer of skin each person has now. Someone with an open mind and heart following from there might see where you have arrived at your conclusion. Too many gaps for me to take hold it and run with it, but I am not sure the gaps need to be covered... the nakedness of Adam and Eve did. Why did they not need a covering prior to their disobedience but then needed one afterward. Their own sown fig leaves was inadequate. Why were the skins God provided better? Why were the skin coverings still only temporary and why were they no longer needed after Jesus brought a new and better covering, the Holy Ghost?I do not wish to debate Amadeus on this, but I would like to just point out that I believe that Adam and Eve actually died completely and had to be re-created into the bodies we have now.
Yes, I am probably the only person on this Forum that believes that... lol.
I see the Cherubim and Flaming Sword as an Old Testament prophecy of the Lake of Fire that Adam and Eve had to 'pass through' to be incarnated into this 'lower dimensional' world.
Therefore, I believe Adam and Eve were 'Twice Dead'... not just, as many would say, "Spiritually Dead".
Yes.
Not a raising from the dead, but a type of Reincarnation. Yes, contrary to what the Church 'tells' us to think, I believe wholeheartedly that Reincarnation is in fact Biblical. I am hated for that belief, so be careful who you discuss that with.
You see this is a problem I have with believing the Bible to be a hundred percent accurate when it contradicts itself. If Paradise is empty, then why did Jesus say this to the thief on the cross? Luke 23:43