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Utah

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Your righteousness is like the highest mountains,
your justice like the great deep.
You, Lord, preserve both people and animals. Psalm 36
 

tribesman

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Well as far as what I gather from scripture, no dog, hog or goat goes to heaven, only sheep. But that ain't necessarily mean literally for them animals/pets. :)
 
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MsLimpet

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That was probably involuntary.

Eternal pets, uh:
I would love to see Jocko,
Angel,
and Missy (still living),
that's the three dogs that takes the largest part of my heart.
That is what happens when you die, you lose control of your bladder. Like in my previous posts, the bible is silent on the subject so I would love to assume since God is the creator of life that our loved pets have a place where we can reunite. Our dog went so fast and lost control of his bladder. A very sad moment....
 
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atwhatcost

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I know, me either. But, if God created life and created dog's to be man's best friend, I want to believe they go with us.
And what happens if the dog is loved by a person who won't go to heaven?
 
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atwhatcost

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Exactly and if the wisest man on the planet (other than Jesus) did not have a clue............
The wisest man on earth had 500+ wives and concubines. If anything, the wisest man on earth has taught me... man! We're really, really, really stupid!!! lol
 
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MsLimpet

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And what happens if the dog is loved by a person who won't go to heaven?
That is a stupid question. It is not the dog's fault the owner is a jerk!
 
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atwhatcost

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So you equate man's best friend to a "beast?" Has a dog ever protected you, or are you just wearing that cap? Dog's are here to protect and serve, if you do not believe that, turn your hat around.
I really do feel terrible you lost your dog, but you have now gone from one dog to all dogs. From asking to demanding. And now into putting down someone who took you at your word.

My cousin had a dog named Domino. Domino, as fun-loving as he was, was truly one of the stupidest creatures I've ever met. He was quilled by porcupines twice, skunked twice, and bit by copperheads four times. (Surviving all that, but not surviving forever.) Protect? He couldn't even protect himself. Truly, truly dumb.

You are certainly free to believe whatever you want out of the mind that you have, but don't assume that means we all have to believe the same, nor are we all making it up as we go along too. dcontroversal gave you verses from God's word. You asked. He answered honestly, with dignity, and truthfully. If you don't want an answer from God's word, then ask wherever people are happy to give you what you want, instead of the truth.

"Bible Discussion." I like this board for its focus, not for a place were people can get others to agree without any backup, support, or reality getting in the way.
 
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atwhatcost

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That is a stupid question. It is not the dog's fault the owner is a jerk!
And asking "do all dogs go to heaven?" when you really mean, "You have to agree with me that all dogs go to heaven" is a smart question?

I now, officially, feel like I'm at dinner in the Solomon's home. No thanks. Too much emotion and not enough care to think. If you think you can make up your own rules, what is the purpose of God to you?

Rhetorical. I'm now fully aware I will get no real answers, or questions, from you.
 
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MsLimpet

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And asking "do all dogs go to heaven?" when you really mean, "You have to agree with me that all dogs go to heaven" is a smart question?

I now, officially, feel like I'm at dinner in the Solomon's home. No thanks. Too much emotion and not enough care to think. If you think you can make up your own rules, what is the purpose of God to you?

Rhetorical. I'm now fully aware I will get no real answers, or questions, from you.
Then do not reply, I do not like your responses anyway so why do you involve yourself in this thread?
 
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nw2u

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About heaven:
Isaiah 25:8-10
Luke 13:29-30
John 14:2
Rev.7:13-17
Rev.21:4-8
Ez.28:24-26
Matt.22:29-33
Matt.7:13-15
Matt.19:17-19

Whether our beloved animals are there with us, on a new earth, or gone forever, I doubt they will be suffering. Is that little consolation? I don't think so. I think heaven is a beautiful place where we will be filled with life and goodness. We will be so happy that we will only want to praise and worship God. I think we will understand things we do not now and will be quite happy with the knowledge given, knowing that what was done was good and was of God the Father. I just don't believe the things we worry over here will be of any consequence in heaven. Forgive me for misunderstanding. This is my opinion and I have been known to be wrong, but I don't intend to mislead.
 

Utah

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And what happens if the dog is loved by a person who won't go to heaven?
That's actually an interesting question. Would the dog choose, if it could, their caregiver or Heaven? If I was not to make it to Heaven but my dogs could choose between Heaven and me, I'd make sure they chose Heaven. I will always want the best for my dogs. :)
 

Utah

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On a side note, my username is the name of one of my dogs. He died three years ago but I say Utah is his name, not was his name, because I am confident God brings His animals home to be with Him in His Kingdom. Besides, animals do not sin, so why wouldn't they be with God in Heaven?
 
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MsLimpet

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I really do feel terrible you lost your dog, but you have now gone from one dog to all dogs. From asking to demanding. And now into putting down someone who took you at your word.

My cousin had a dog named Domino. Domino, as fun-loving as he was, was truly one of the stupidest creatures I've ever met. He was quilled by porcupines twice, skunked twice, and bit by copperheads four times. (Surviving all that, but not surviving forever.) Protect? He couldn't even protect himself. Truly, truly dumb.

You are certainly free to believe whatever you want out of the mind that you have, but don't assume that means we all have to believe the same, nor are we all making it up as we go along too. dcontroversal gave you verses from God's word. You asked. He answered honestly, with dignity, and truthfully. If you don't want an answer from God's word, then ask wherever people are happy to give you what you want, instead of the truth.

"Bible Discussion." I like this board for its focus, not for a place were people can get others to agree without any backup, support, or reality getting in the way.
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I did not start this thread for arguments and opinions but for support. I provided plenty of scripture from Isiah to support life. This is not a debate, but a calling for input and support for the grief of my dog. Thanks.
 

blue_ladybug

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Romans 8:19-22 tells specifically what happens to ALL CREATION..including dogs, cats, etc etc etc...
 
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skylove7

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Romans 8:19-22 tells specifically what happens to ALL CREATION..including dogs, cats, etc etc etc...
Lol....get your hind end back to speak your mind thread! Lol...honey I love you my sister in Christ!
 

Utah

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Care to mention who that would be instead of being evasive and suggestive?
Tourist stands with you, my Lady, and so do I.

Grieving the loss of my dogs is always extremely difficult and it never gets any easier. One Truth I do know and take comfort in is that God is our Creator and He loves His entire creation. I lean on Psalm 36 and God's amazing grace we have in Jesus Christ that His animals, His Creation, are in Heaven. God would not bless us with such joy and love from our pets only to deny us their love and joyful presence in His Kingdom.

Be at peace and know one day you will be reunited with your dog. God bless you! :)
 
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MsLimpet

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Tourist stands with you, my Lady, and so do I.

Grieving the loss of my dogs is always extremely difficult and it never gets any easier. One Truth I do know and take comfort in is that God is our Creator and He loves His entire creation. I lean on Psalm 36 and God's amazing grace we have in Jesus Christ that His animals, His Creation, are in Heaven. God would not bless us with such joy and love from our pets only to deny us their love and joyful presence in His Kingdom.

Be at peace and know one day you will be reunited with your dog. God bless you! :)
Thank you so much for that, it meant a lot to me....God Bless You! :)
 

tourist

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Care to mention who that would be instead of being evasive and suggestive?
It was not you. I miss my little dog too. I have written many posts on why I believe that our animals are going to be in heaven waiting for us to return home. I understand the pain of losing a beloved pet. I am sorry for your lost.