When we all get to heaven
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The document discusses what life will be like in heaven, including being together with God and each other, sharing in life after death, and experiencing glorification, perfection, rejoicing in God's presence, and worshiping him. It references several Bible verses about the righteousness and paradise of heaven without sin. It concludes with a poem about an ideal place called the "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" where the day is longer, tasks are done, hearts are stronger, and rewards are won.
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2. True worshippers are those who have been born of God and have a relationship with Him through faith in Christ.
3. True worship involves occupying one's heart with God rather than with needs or blessings, ascribing worthiness to God through reverence, praise, thanksgiving and obedience. It is an act of wisdom requiring separation from self and full devotion to God.
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1. The document discusses the second coming of Jesus Christ and the events that will occur on Judgment Day, including the destruction of the heavens and earth.
2. Several key facts about Judgment Day are provided, such as the resurrection of both the righteous and the wicked, Satan being judged, and people being judged according to their deeds based on books that are opened.
3. The judgment will result in either condemnation for those not written in the book of life or reward for the righteous, as the just will be separated from the unjust. Belief, repentance, confession, baptism and obedience to God's word are urged to be saved from this generation.
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The document discusses heaven as a future destination for Christians based on several Bible passages. It summarizes that heaven is where God resides and where Jesus went to prepare a place for believers. When Jesus returns, believers who have died will be resurrected and both the living and dead will be taken up together to meet Jesus in the air and be with him forever in heaven. The Bible describes heaven as a place of rest and reward for works done on earth.
Book Of Revelation
The document provides an overview of the Book of Revelation, including:
1. The book is presented as the last book of the Bible and deals with events that will shortly come to pass in a fully eschatological manner.
2. The author is identified as the Apostle John, who received the revelation from God and an angel while exiled on the Isle of Patmos around AD 96.
3. Key aspects of the revelation include Jesus Christ being revealed as the faithful witness, the ruler of kings on Earth, and the one who will come again.
4. The book is divided based on John being instructed to write the things he has seen, the things that are, and the things that will
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The document discusses life, death, and resurrection according to Christian teachings. It covers topics like why humans die, what happens to the soul after death, the purpose of life being preparation for eternity, and different views on the afterlife. The key points are:
1) Humans die because sin introduced death, but God promises resurrection for believers who will live eternally with Him.
2) When the body dies, the soul and spirit depart to be with God in paradise until the final resurrection.
3) The ultimate purpose of life is preparation for eternity, with this life being brief compared to eternal life after death.
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Solomon attempted to find fulfillment through pleasures, possessions, alcohol, sex, family, and achievements but concluded that the only true fulfillment is found in God. The document goes on to say that fulfillment is found specifically in Christ, who is the reason for all of creation and fills believers. Christians should comprehend that as believers in Christ they are filled with peace, and only Christ can provide true and complete fulfillment.
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Jesus cares deeply for those who are struggling. He understands pain, temptation, sadness, and fear. The Bible tells us that through his sacrifice, Jesus opened the way for us to bring our burdens to God. We can cast all our anxieties on Jesus, and he will help and comfort us. No matter what challenges we face, Jesus is always with us.
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The document discusses how to become strong in grace through God. It states that grace is accessed through faith in Jesus Christ. A person can grow stronger in grace by using their God-given abilities, being humble, walking uprightly, giving, and through God's word. However, one can grow weaker by attempting to be justified by the Law of Moses, continuing in sin such as bitterness or lewdness. The conclusion encourages the reader to become strong in grace.
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The document discusses the greatest commandment from the Bible to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. It explains that this means to seek God with affection, be thankful for what He has given, give your entire self to God, focus your mind on learning His word, and use all your abilities and resources for Him. The first and greatest commandment is to love the Lord your God with all aspects of yourself.
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false prophets
The document warns about false prophets who speak without God's authority, diverting people from the truth and dividing communities, with false prophets facing damnation. It encourages detecting false prophets by testing whether their teachings are consistent with God's word, as many false prophets exist in the world seeking to mislead people.
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The document discusses lame sacrifices that do not honor God. It notes that while the Law required unblemished animals for sacrifice, God was more concerned with the condition of the worshipper's heart. Lame sacrifices are characterized as being half-hearted and of inferior quality, dishonoring to God. The document asks if our own sacrifices - such as prayers, songs, gifts, and service - are lame in a similar way. It concludes by emphasizing that we were redeemed through the perfect sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
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The document discusses how one can make the most of their "last chapter" in life by being obedient to God, having peace and hope, and partaking in Christ. It notes that in one's final days, they can avoid simply following what seems right, disobeying the gospel, and collecting wages of sin. The document concludes that one's last chapter does not need to be "the end" if they become slaves to God, as the end can instead be everlasting life.
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