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There are two threads in relation to the after life.
Please could we continue to discuss them.
It must have been about 2009 and 2010 and I was on a forum from the USA, and they discussed and debated this subject to smithereens.
There was a lot of emotion as well and lots of fierce anger. I know we need to discuss this with respect and aim to be polite and calm.
Then around that time I studied this and didn't form my opinions overnight. It was years.
I would like to discuss the resurrections.
For the dead will be raised.
Acts 24:15 described to be a resurrection of the dead, both of the just and the unjust.
Daniel 12:2 Many that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt.
John 5: 25, 28-29 the resurrection of life and the resurrection of damnation.
In connecting this with 1 Peter 1: 23-25 1 Corinthians 15:38-58
That they surely show that the born again have the imperishable seed , through the living and abiding Word of God.
Consequently this corruptible must put on incorruption,
and this mortal must put on immortality v53
Must only be applicable to the born again children of God.
Thats because " death is swallowed up in victory ." v54
Without the sting of death and without the grave obtaining victory. v55
If 1 Corinthians 15: 53 applied to all having an imperishable body as some believe, then it would make no sense to not have the sting of death, when there is a second death. Therefore they must be raised to have a terrestrial body that is perishable.
I've seen some very disturbing doctrine that all are purposely raised with an imperishable body and some have eternal life and others exist within eternal death.
Surely that is from pagan roots, as there appears to be several sources supporting this, from church history.
In fact some of the things that are considered new , were existing right from the beginning and tradition came in inbetween.
The lake of fire is often believed to be literal, and others believe it to be metaphoric. Some say they suffer but not in a literal fire and others say they may even have a reasonable existance but have regrets, and continually hunger and thirst that will never reach fulfilment.
I like so much to think everyone will be saved but what does the bible say?
There are two threads in relation to the after life.
Please could we continue to discuss them.
It must have been about 2009 and 2010 and I was on a forum from the USA, and they discussed and debated this subject to smithereens.
There was a lot of emotion as well and lots of fierce anger. I know we need to discuss this with respect and aim to be polite and calm.
Then around that time I studied this and didn't form my opinions overnight. It was years.
I would like to discuss the resurrections.
For the dead will be raised.
Acts 24:15 described to be a resurrection of the dead, both of the just and the unjust.
Daniel 12:2 Many that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt.
John 5: 25, 28-29 the resurrection of life and the resurrection of damnation.
In connecting this with 1 Peter 1: 23-25 1 Corinthians 15:38-58
That they surely show that the born again have the imperishable seed , through the living and abiding Word of God.
Consequently this corruptible must put on incorruption,
and this mortal must put on immortality v53
Must only be applicable to the born again children of God.
Thats because " death is swallowed up in victory ." v54
Without the sting of death and without the grave obtaining victory. v55
If 1 Corinthians 15: 53 applied to all having an imperishable body as some believe, then it would make no sense to not have the sting of death, when there is a second death. Therefore they must be raised to have a terrestrial body that is perishable.
I've seen some very disturbing doctrine that all are purposely raised with an imperishable body and some have eternal life and others exist within eternal death.
Surely that is from pagan roots, as there appears to be several sources supporting this, from church history.
In fact some of the things that are considered new , were existing right from the beginning and tradition came in inbetween.
The lake of fire is often believed to be literal, and others believe it to be metaphoric. Some say they suffer but not in a literal fire and others say they may even have a reasonable existance but have regrets, and continually hunger and thirst that will never reach fulfilment.
I like so much to think everyone will be saved but what does the bible say?