Amen! Seeking God’s will requires patience and an authentic faith trusting “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the Lord”. – Isa.55:8
Your poster, “Paradise is not a place,” is incorrect. Jesus said specifically, I go to prepare A PLACE for you. (John 14:1-7) He is not preparing a state of mind for us, but a city described in Revelation 21.
Well , maybe , a place is not meant to be literal but metaphoric because God is omnipresent. Maybe , paradise is like tremendously ecstatic state of consciousness or a great revelation or rebirth or resurrection with Christ consciousness . Isn’t that possible to have an implicit indirect meaning ?
If one reads the Bible, it is the unmistakable teaching that Heaven is a place where we will see God in our flesh (Job 19:25-26) Just as a body without a spirit is not a human any more, a spirit without a body is something other than human. He created us to be both body and soul, and will make us such again in the New Kingdom.
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Praise the lord! Very nice. Loved to read your post. Amen.😊
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Thank you . I have shared what other have written as a reminders of God guidance and inspiration…
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You’re most welcome. Ohw I liked it. Am very interested to know about our jesus.
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Connection to the divine still presence through love and light can be very inspiring and enlightening …
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Amen!
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Amen! Seeking God’s will requires patience and an authentic faith trusting “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the Lord”. – Isa.55:8
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Yes , the divine wisdom is much wider than our wisdom no matter how much it expands …
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Your poster, “Paradise is not a place,” is incorrect. Jesus said specifically, I go to prepare A PLACE for you. (John 14:1-7) He is not preparing a state of mind for us, but a city described in Revelation 21.
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Well , maybe , a place is not meant to be literal but metaphoric because God is omnipresent. Maybe , paradise is like tremendously ecstatic state of consciousness or a great revelation or rebirth or resurrection with Christ consciousness . Isn’t that possible to have an implicit indirect meaning ?
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If one reads the Bible, it is the unmistakable teaching that Heaven is a place where we will see God in our flesh (Job 19:25-26) Just as a body without a spirit is not a human any more, a spirit without a body is something other than human. He created us to be both body and soul, and will make us such again in the New Kingdom.
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