So you say. Did God say that?
Yes. Everything I have said comes from the bible.
So you say. Did God say that?
So you say againYes. Everything I have said comes from the bible.
So you say again
I already explained it. Not with thought (as you are doing here, but with the bible)You said Holy Spirit is received by laying of hand, not me. You were echoing Simon the sorcerer’s idea right there in Acts 8:19, and you so conveniently cut that part off.
I don't understand your question, and since the Bible DOESN'T EXPLAIN the look/substance of the souls of those who have died, I don't get my panties in a twist over it. Just accept what the Word does say.FreeGrace2 said:
You will have to suspend reality about when the Bible indicates the 2 resurrections, one for the saved and one for the unsaved.
The first resurrection of the saved is WHEN the saved get their glorified bodies. So the first resurrection IS related to time.
The TIME when He comes, per 1 Cor 15:23.
This is irrelevant. He did sin, so let's not presume.
No. Christ died for everyone, yet most will be cast into the lake of fire. The "blood of the Lamb" paid the penalty for sin, so man will NOT go to the lake of fire because of sin.
He goes there because he never received the free gift of eternal life. (His name is not in the book of life) Rev 20:15
These statements require evidence from Scripture. The "body of the heavens" is the glorified body believers get "when He comes". Not before. So we HAVWEN'T BEEN GIVEN 2 bodies yet.
I don't know where you are getting your "material".
I don't believe any of this, as it cannot be found in the Bible. There is NO mention of salvation being described or referred to as a "resurrection".
I reject annihilationism. The Bible says that God "is able to kill the soul". But the Bible does NOT say that He has or ever will.
I believe the text of Rev 20 is quite clear. The first resurrection is of ALL believers and WHEN He comes, per 1 Cor 15:23.
So, "the rest of the dead" CANNOT be the saved, because all of them have already been resurrected "when He comes" at the Second Advent.
I've explained this over and over. It seems the concept just isn't sinking in. Or you just reject it.
Luke 16:22 And it came to pass, that the beggar died, and was carried by the angels into Abraham's bosom: the rich man also died, and was buried;
23 And in hell he lift up his eyes, being in torments, and seeth Abraham afar off, and Lazarus in his bosom.
24 And he cried and said, Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus, that he may dip the tip of his finger in water, and cool my tongue; for I am tormented in this flame.
DO YOU SEE A 'FLESH BODY' THAT IS GOING BACK TO DUST IN THE GRAVE SPEAKING AND SEEING AND ALL THE REST?
5 minute rule strikes againI don't understand your question, and since the Bible DOESN'T EXPLAIN the look/substance of the souls of those who have died, I don't get my panties in a twist over it. Just accept what the Word does say.
I think you are just getting in the weeds over this.
I don't see a parable with Lazarus and the rich man. I see life after death as it existed in the OT times, before Jesus took all the saints to heaven after His resurrection.
And I'm not bothered by language that refers to body parts of the dead. I just1st resurrection vividly detailed in 1thes 4.
The dead rise first. Ahead if the living.
Postribbers like yourself erroneously place that at the second coming.
That means the dead in christ rise AFTER the 2 gatherings in rev 14.
But what is awesome , is that the Holy Spirit derailed and destroyed any hope of the bride tied up and bull whipped into purity, by two words.." Like manner"
The Bible uses "flesh" and "body" interchangeably. So I don't see any real difference here.You helped me by remaining in the conversation so that I had to go find each and every scripture and piece it together so nothing conflicted and everything worked together exactly as written, the exact story told. No hiccups what so ever.
That is why I am responding to you now. I have tried to figure this out for at least the last 2 years. Been a long long time.
So here is what I believe
When this flesh finally dies I will pass from this 'seen' world into the 'unseen' world. From flesh/spirit/soul to spirit/body/soul.
OK.The only thing that 'dies' or quits being of use is this actual flesh. The 'me' that 'I' currently am is ALMOST the EXACT SAME ME that I will be, I just will have shed this flesh and blood and though it will stay here I, in my spiritual body will RISE up and be met by the angels who will take me to heaven where my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ will meet me and He will bring me to the FATHER, the LORD GOD ALMIGHTY and I shall continue on living there with all those who have gone before and who, like me, will be waiting until all the host of heaven have been born on earth.
OK.GONE will be the desires and temptations I fought with, gone will be the sinful flesh that needed to be crucified daily, that needed to be fed that need to be entertained that needed to go to the dentist, and best of all gone will be the pain. And replacing it is a lighter brighter younger imperishable me in a completely healthy body that doesn't age, doesn't get sick that no other can hurt, my Spiritual body. No longer weighed down by the dust of the earth and the blood it took to keep it alive, NOW made out of...I haven't got A CLUE. I, like Paul, am so willing to be absent this body, this realm and my desire is to be with the Lord. Possibly always has been.
I call this the glorification of our formerly dead bodies. Now made immortal.And then the moment will come in which we will all mount our horses to return to the earth and watch it be brought into the heavenly realm of existence.
OK.I will see the dead rise and I will see the alive and remaining changed and they will join with us as we go and do as instructed. I am sure while I am in heaven I will be taught what I need to know, for wherever I will be assigned, just like everyone else. We will be spending the next 1000 years saving as many of the 'dead' as possible by bringing them the words of God so that at the end of that 1000 years they may also experience the life, the resurrection to immortality and to truly then be able to feel the pure love of our Creator, our Savior our Father.
I agree, there is no reason to remember our mortal lives.And when Satan and all evil have been taken care of, we will watch as God brings about the NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH and we will see the Holy City of Jerusalem coming down to earth so that GOD will DWELL with us and HE WILL BE OUR ONE TRUE GOD. And all of this will be no longer remembered and
Not true. The Bible does NOT SAY that Jesus will take glorified believers to heaven.Yes. Everything I have said comes from the bible.
Please fix your posting errors.Abs seems to have a real problem with formatting his posts, The blue words are my quote, but it appears as what he is posting. He really needs to learn how to format and properly display the quotes of others.
I don't understand your question, and since the Bible DOESN'T EXPLAIN the look/substance of the souls of those who have died, I don't get my panties in a twist over it. Just accept what the Word does say.
I think you are just getting in the weeds over this.
I don't see a parable with Lazarus and the rich man. I see life after death as it existed in the OT times, before Jesus took all the saints to heaven after His resurrection.
At this point, I guess the rest of the post belongs to Abs. Hard to know.
And I'm not bothered by language that refers to body parts of the dead. I just1st resurrection vividly detailed in 1thes 4.
The dead rise first. Ahead if the living.
Postribbers like yourself erroneously place that at the second coming.
That means the dead in christ rise AFTER the 2 gatherings in rev 14.
But what is awesome , is that the Holy Spirit derailed and destroyed any hope of the bride tied up and bull whipped into purity, by two words.." Like manner"
You need to learn HOW to display the quotes of others.5 minute rule strikes again
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Of course the dead rise first, ahead of the living. That is exactly what 1 Thess 4 SAYS. And all of that IS at the second coming.My post was;
1thes 4.
The dead rise first. Ahead if the living.
Postribbers like yourself erroneously place that at the second coming.
Oh yeah. The very BLOODY chapter about sharp sickles. no resurrection in that chapter.That means the dead in christ rise AFTER the 2 gatherings in rev 14.
Jesus used those two words to equate "HOW PEOPLE WERE LIVING IN NOAH'S DAY COMPARED TO HOW PEOPLE WLL BE LIVING WHEN JESUS COMES BACK".But what is awesome , is that the Holy Spirit derailed and destroyed any hope of the bride tied up and bull whipped into purity, by two words.." Like manner"
You'll think that some glitch happened when you finally realize that you may already be in the tribulation. Just study the first 4 seals and look around you.(Some glitch happened)
Not said, proved:
Joh 5:28 Marvel not at this: for the hour is coming, in the which all that are in the graves shall hear his voice,
Joh 5:29 And shall come forth; they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life; and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation.
If you were right, no one need come out of their grave since they would have a new body not coming out of a grave.
I call this the glorification of our formerly dead bodies. Now made immortal.
I call this the glorification of our formerly dead bodies. Now made immortal.
No I don't. Please explain.And you don't see the conflict?
No conflict. Paul is contrasting the mortal body with the immortal body.1 Corinthians 15:37 And that which thou sowest, thou sowest not that body that shall be, but bare grain, it may chance of wheat, or of some other grain:
38 But God giveth it a body as it hath pleased him, and to every seed his own body.
Of course He did. A glorified immoral body.And if you would just be willing to follow the example Christ set for us, you would see HE ROSE IN A BODY.
First, all dead saints are NOW in heaven. Some scholars describe they are in spiritual bodies. The Bible doesn't say, but I know that John the souls under the altar in Revelation. That's good enough for me. I don't need the details. Doesn't matter.They mount horses in heaven. How does that work with
1 Thessalonians 4:16 For the Lord Himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
BUT THEY ARE ALREADY ON THE HORSES
The "them" here refers to all the saints who have died and gone to heaven. They will return to earth with the King of kings at the Second Advent and receive their glorified body.17 Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.
FreeGrace2 said:
I call this the glorification of our formerly dead bodies. Now made immortal.
No I don't. Please explain.
No conflict. Paul is contrasting the mortal body with the immortal body.
Of course He did. A glorified immoral body.
I'm pretty sure I know exactly where I stand. But I'll take a look at your questions.HOW YOU answer these questions will tell you where you stand.
Wrong. "raised in glory" ONLY applies to the saved. Obviously NOT the unsaved. Which I've been saying all along.DOES
RAISED IN GLORY = NOT RAISED IN GLORY - it does according to your version
Wrong again. Where did you get this idea from any of my posts?DOES
CORRUPTION NOT INHERIT INCORRUPTION = CORRUPTION DOES INHERIT CORRUPTION - it does according to your version
So you think I have communicated diametrically opposed ideas??? Get real.DOES
"NOT THE BODY THAT SHALL BE" = 'THE BODY THAT SHALL BE' - it does according to your version
I'm not worried one bit about that. I know what the Bible says, and it is clear that you do NOT know what I think.These aren't complex sentences. They say one thing - you say it doesn't
There really is no more I have to offer. This is a matter between you and God
Not true. The Bible does NOT SAY that Jesus will take glorified believers to heaven.