When Children Pass On
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Psalms 51:5
“5 Behold, I was shaped in iniquity; and in sin did my mother conceive me. (Unequivocally, this Verse proclaims the fact of original sin. This Passage states that all are born in sin, and as a result of Adam’s Fall in the Garden of Eden.
When Adam, as the federal head of the human race, failed, this means that all of humanity failed. It means that all who would be born would, in effect, be born lost.
As a result of this, the Second Man, the Last Adam, the Lord Jesus Christ, had to come into this world, in effect, God becoming Man, to undo what the original Adam did. He would have to keep the Law of God perfectly, which He did, all as our Substitute, and then pay the penalty for the terrible sin debt owed by all of mankind, for all had broken the Law, which He did by giving Himself on the Cross of Calvary [Jn. 3:16].
To escape the judgment of original sin, man must be “born again,” which is carried out by the believing sinner expressing Faith in Christ and what Christ did at the Cross [Jn. 3:3; Eph. 2:8–9].)”
JSM
“5 Behold, I was shaped in iniquity; and in sin did my mother conceive me. (Unequivocally, this Verse proclaims the fact of original sin. This Passage states that all are born in sin, and as a result of Adam’s Fall in the Garden of Eden.
When Adam, as the federal head of the human race, failed, this means that all of humanity failed. It means that all who would be born would, in effect, be born lost.
As a result of this, the Second Man, the Last Adam, the Lord Jesus Christ, had to come into this world, in effect, God becoming Man, to undo what the original Adam did. He would have to keep the Law of God perfectly, which He did, all as our Substitute, and then pay the penalty for the terrible sin debt owed by all of mankind, for all had broken the Law, which He did by giving Himself on the Cross of Calvary [Jn. 3:16].
To escape the judgment of original sin, man must be “born again,” which is carried out by the believing sinner expressing Faith in Christ and what Christ did at the Cross [Jn. 3:3; Eph. 2:8–9].)”
JSM
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I had a dream about my daughter in Heaven. Even though she would have been around 40 here on earth in Heaven she was more like two years old. So maybe by the time I get there she will be around 3. They say in some cases they age very slow in Heaven so that you can raise them when you get there.
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It was a simple comparison of a week old and a 5 year old I could say the same about a 90 year old.
The point is All souls belong to God even the murder and He will spit out what needs to be, it’s His business and questioning rather a unborn child is comdemned without even having a chance to accept or reject is morbid.
I notice others using scripture to justify unborn children being judge are not welcome in heaven or something where are they going with those verses is not a good direction. I don’t know it’s quite odd though to see people posts scripture knowing very well God isn’t going to condemn a unborn child without even being able to draw first breath is nuts.
It was a simple comparison of a week old and a 5 year old I could say the same about a 90 year old.
The point is All souls belong to God even the murder and He will spit out what needs to be, it’s His business and questioning rather a unborn child is comdemned without even having a chance to accept or reject is morbid.
I notice others using scripture to justify unborn children being judge are not welcome in heaven or something where are they going with those verses is not a good direction. I don’t know it’s quite odd though to see people posts scripture knowing very well God isn’t going to condemn a unborn child without even being able to draw first breath is nuts.
No, they have a nature that will lead them to sin. No one is condemned to hell because of Adam’s sin. All will sin eventually. The Lord allowed these little ones in the promise land because they had not sinned against Him yet.
Deut. 1:39 Moreover your little ones, which ye said should be a prey, and your children, which in that day had no knowledge between good and evil, they shall go in thither, and unto them will I give it, and they shall possess it.
Deut. 1:39 Moreover your little ones, which ye said should be a prey, and your children, which in that day had no knowledge between good and evil, they shall go in thither, and unto them will I give it, and they shall possess it.
Here we go again. I just did a study on a scripture with the words good and evil in it that someone pointed out to me. I am not interested in someone elses translation. I want to look at the original Hebrew and I want to look at the other scriptures that use these words.
This all begins in Genesis chapter 2:9 with the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Good seems to be consistent and always spelled the same. There are many variations on letters used to make the word evil.
Jesus makes it very clear that Heaven is all about children. If we do not like children and want to teach children then Heaven is not going to be the right place for us. My father was a pedestrian. He devoted 50 years of his life to taking care of the children. Plus all the years he spent getting educated to be able to do that job.
This all begins in Genesis chapter 2:9 with the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Good seems to be consistent and always spelled the same. There are many variations on letters used to make the word evil.
Jesus makes it very clear that Heaven is all about children. If we do not like children and want to teach children then Heaven is not going to be the right place for us. My father was a pedestrian. He devoted 50 years of his life to taking care of the children. Plus all the years he spent getting educated to be able to do that job.
I will see a lot of people in Heaven. My daughter had a bunch of toys. Maybe 50 or 60 of them. Yet they were all still brand new, in the box. She had never played with them. Later on I found out that those were gifts from family members that had been there to visit her. She did not understand why I did not bring her a gift because she did not know at the time I was her father. They were pretty excited when they found out later on who I was. I just hope more parents can be reconciled to their children so they can go to heaven to be with them. I know it is Heaven and they are all happy there. But I think it would be a little sad if parents do not make it to heaven to be reconciled with their children.
Ofcourse children go to the Lord. They have not sinned against their conscience. Look at what Paul writes:
Romans 7 NKJV
9 I was alive once without the law, but when the commandment came, sin revived and I died.
Romans 7 Amplified
9 I was once alive without [knowledge of] the Law; but when the commandment came [and I understood its meaning], sin became alive and I died [since the Law sentenced me to death].
What the above scriptures mean is that Paul too was a child and his conscience was guilt free. But when the commandment came and he became aware of the transgression, sin came alive and he died (separation from God). Who knows when this age is (the age of accountability). But God does. This is the significance of Bar and Bat Mitzvah in the Jewish culture. A symbolic observance of what it means to become accountable for your actions.
Romans 7 NKJV
9 I was alive once without the law, but when the commandment came, sin revived and I died.
Romans 7 Amplified
9 I was once alive without [knowledge of] the Law; but when the commandment came [and I understood its meaning], sin became alive and I died [since the Law sentenced me to death].
What the above scriptures mean is that Paul too was a child and his conscience was guilt free. But when the commandment came and he became aware of the transgression, sin came alive and he died (separation from God). Who knows when this age is (the age of accountability). But God does. This is the significance of Bar and Bat Mitzvah in the Jewish culture. A symbolic observance of what it means to become accountable for your actions.
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