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dennis62
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We will all have to account for our actions in this life. If we have accepted Jesus as our Lord and Savior we will live out eternity with God and Worship Jesus with the Crowns that we have been given in this life, we will lay them at His feet as we worship Him.
If we choose to serve our selves and our fleshly lust, we will spend eternity burning in a real hell, separated from God, and the pain and anguish will never stop!!!
When you look at the choices like this the answer seems simple enough, so why do so many people resist God?
6 In light of this, we live with a daring passion and know that our time spent in this body is also time we are not present with the Lord.
7 The path we walk is charted by faith, not by what we see with our eyes.
8 There is no doubt that we live with a daring passion, but in the end we prefer to be gone from this body so that we can be at home with the Lord.
9 Ultimately it does not matter whether we are here or gone; our purpose stays fixed, and that is to please Him.
10 In time we will all stand in judgment before the throne of the Anointed, the Liberating King, to receive what is just for our conduct (whether it be good or bad) while we lived in this temporary body.
2 Corinthians 5: 6-10 The Voice Bible.
If we choose to serve our selves and our fleshly lust, we will spend eternity burning in a real hell, separated from God, and the pain and anguish will never stop!!!
When you look at the choices like this the answer seems simple enough, so why do so many people resist God?
6 In light of this, we live with a daring passion and know that our time spent in this body is also time we are not present with the Lord.
7 The path we walk is charted by faith, not by what we see with our eyes.
8 There is no doubt that we live with a daring passion, but in the end we prefer to be gone from this body so that we can be at home with the Lord.
9 Ultimately it does not matter whether we are here or gone; our purpose stays fixed, and that is to please Him.
10 In time we will all stand in judgment before the throne of the Anointed, the Liberating King, to receive what is just for our conduct (whether it be good or bad) while we lived in this temporary body.
2 Corinthians 5: 6-10 The Voice Bible.