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I still don't see where it says that - even though they believed in the Savior - the OT peoples were still not allowed into heaven. Can you please clarify that for me?
Because they were not qualified to enter. - Not without their savior. He led them to heaven because He was their atonement.
No human is able to be in the presence of God without the only perfect human vouching for them.
This is what the 'first fruits of righteousness' means. - Jesus was the only one who lived a perfect life......agreed?
Now, 'be ye perfect as your Father in heaven is perfect'. - Yes?
Who is perfect? Who has broken the seventh seal? Whose blood(the life is in the blood) was shed for the sins of mankind?
Do you see the significance of the act? That without Jesus, and His substitutionary atonement, none of the 'holy' people
of the old testament were able to see God? None of them were able to commune with the Father until Jesus made atonement for them.
You can see this truth, right?
Because they were not qualified to enter. - Not without their savior. He led them to heaven because He was their atonement.
No human is able to be in the presence of God without the only perfect human vouching for them.
This is what the 'first fruits of righteousness' means. - Jesus was the only one who lived a perfect life......agreed?
Now, 'be ye perfect as your Father in heaven is perfect'. - Yes?
Who is perfect? Who has broken the seventh seal? Whose blood(the life is in the blood) was shed for the sins of mankind?
Do you see the significance of the act? That without Jesus, and His substitutionary atonement, none of the 'holy' people
of the old testament were able to see God? None of them were able to commune with the Father until Jesus made atonement for them.
You can see this truth, right?