The second death. Have you not been informed? We all die the first.Of course. So what does Jesus Christ save you from if people can say that they are saved and at the same time comit suicide?
Good bye to Tony Jay. You shall be missed, I am sure.
The second death. Have you not been informed? We all die the first.Of course. So what does Jesus Christ save you from if people can say that they are saved and at the same time comit suicide?
But he didn't comit suicide. He also lived before salvation came into the world.
His longing for death is not a suicidal, desperate one, but the reflection of the christian hope "I look for the resurrection of the dead and for the life of the world that is to come". Christians are not suicidal, they just don't feel like home into this world, they feel they belong with Jesus Christ. But they are far from being suicidal.
Suicide is never an option. It is the coward's way out. Unfortunately many people don't see any other alternative, and have given up on God, or feel that He has given up on them. Been there, done that..
But he didn't comit suicide. He also lived before salvation came into the world.
His longing for death is not a suicidal, desperate one, but the reflection of the christian hope "I look for the resurrection of the dead and for the life of the world that is to come". Christians are not suicidal, they just don't feel like home into this world, they feel they belong with Jesus Christ. But they are far from being suicidal.
Just because you are not / do not know any that are, it does not mean such a thing does not exist.
You believe, God on His word right ???
2 Timothy 1:7 For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.
sound mind + σωφρονισμοῦ. = Self Control
But this is only if they are born Again by God
Shalom
The second death. Have you not been informed? We all die the first.
Good bye to Tony Jay. You shall be missed, I am sure.
Just because you are not / do not know any that are, it does not mean such a thing does not exist.
I think you misunderstood me. You gave me Saint Paul as an example of ...someone that wants to die. But I wanted to show you that his longing for death is a christian one (as expressed in the niceene creed) and not a desperate one.
You can't pretend that you are saved and then comit suicide. I just want people to be a little honest about this. A desperate person is someone who lost hope ...
A christian is struggling with depression, suicidal thoughts and all kind of sins (I never said it wasn't like this) but if you give up the fight...well, you give up the fight, you loose.
I'm just very thankful I have a loving father who decides my final destination, instead of some of the lawkeepers on this board.
It must be reassuring to be so positive about others' salvation status.
You have over a thousand posts on this board, but you don't understand salvation?
Suicide is never an option. It is the coward's way out. Unfortunately many people don't see any other alternative, and have given up on God, or feel that He has given up on them. Been there, done that..
Actually blue_ladybug you are a bit wrong.
For some its not about being a coward, for some its because of constant unending pain.
So please reconsider what you have said.