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Who Rules God's Kingdom?
God revealed to Bible writers details by which one could know who would rule God's kingdom. The following should apply to this regent:
Chosen by God "I myself have appointed my king . . . I will give you nations for an inheritance, the ends of the earth for a possession" (Psalm 2:6, 8).
A descendant of King David "A child has been born to us, a son has been given to us . . . His dominion shall ever be extended, and peace shall be endless upon the throne of David and in his kingdom. By justice and righteousness it will be established and sustained" (Isaiah 9:6, 7).
Born in Bethlehem "You, Bethlehem-Ephrathah, . . out of you will come forth for me the ruler . . . shall be . . . His greatness . . . [will] reach to the ends of the earth" (Micah 5:2, 4).
Rejected and executed by men "He was despised and meant nothing to us . . . . he was pierced for our transgression. For our transgressions he was bruised" (Isaiah 53:3, 5).
Raised and glorified "You will not leave me in the grave. You will not let him who is loyal to you see the pit . . . . In your presence there is endless joy, at your right hand everlasting happiness" (Psalm 16:10, 11).
JESUS CHRIST - MOST SUITABLE
In all of human history, there has been only one person who fits the ideal image of a ruler: Jesus Christ. An angel had said to his mother Mary, "God will give him the throne of David his father . . . and his kingdom will never end" (Luke 1:31-33).
Jesus never reigned on earth. As King of God's Kingdom, he was to rule over people from heaven. Why is he the ideal regent? Let's take a look at what he did on earth.
Jesus was there for others Jesus helped men and women, young and old, rich and poor (Matthew 9:36; Mark 10:16). Once someone who was suffering from a terrible disease asked him, "If you will but make me well." Jesus had deep compassion for the man and healed him (Mark 1:40-42).
Jesus explained what God expects of us He said, "You cannot serve God and wealth." He also advised treating others as you would want to be treated - a principle that became known as the golden rule. In addition, he made it clear that God is not only interested in our deeds, but also in our thoughts and feelings. Thus, to please God, we would have to pay attention to our innermost feelings and motives (Matthew 5:28; 6:24; 7:12). Jesus explained what happiness means, "Happy is the one who hears God's word and lives by it" (Luke 11:28).
Jesus taught what it means to love What Jesus said and did had great impact and touched his listeners deeply. "Then the people were just amazed at his way of teaching, for he taught them as one with authority" (Matthew 7:28, 29). Jesus urged them, "Do not stop loving your enemies." And he even prayed for those who carried out his death sentence, "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do" (Matthew 5:44; Luke 23:34).
Jesus fulfills all the requirements of an ideal world ruler. He is accessible and happy to help others.
Who goes to hell?
The answer of the Bible
The word "hell" (in the original languages of the Bible "Sheol" and "Hades" does not denote a place where one is tormented in fire, but simply stands for the grave. Who goes to hell? Both good and bad people (Job 14:13; Psalm 9:17). According to the Bible, this general grave of mankind is the place or "pit where all living things end" (Job 30:23, Zinc).
Even Jesus went to hell. However, he "did not remain in hell" because God raised him from the dead (Acts 2:31, 32, Fischer).
How long will hell exist?
All those who go to hell will come out. They will be brought back to life with God's power by Jesus (John 5:28, 29; Acts 24:15). This resurrection is spoken of in Revelation 20:13, where it says, "Death and hell gave the dead that were in them" (Luther Bible, 1912). Once hell is empty, it will no longer exist; no one will go there, for "death will be no more" (Revelation 21:3, 4; 20:14).
However, not everyone who dies goes to hell. According to the Bible, some become such incorrigibly wicked people that repentance is impossible for them (Hebrews 10:26, 27). They do not go to hell, but to Gehenna - a symbol of final death (Matthew 5:29, 30 ). For example, as Jesus explained, some of the hypocritical religious leaders of His day would go to Gehenna (Matthew 23:27-33).
Bussel Responds to Email Distorting Jewish Attacks against Christians in Israel
SUMMARY: A post submitted by Ari is lengthy valid response to an email Ari received pointing to an article about Jews attacking Christians in Israel and a Black-American Bishop who immigrated to Israel acting as if Jewish attack are the norm rather than the exception but with zero mention of Muslims persecuting Christians causing a depopulation in Judea-Samaria. … READ ENTIRETY: https://rb.gy/wlmixf
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As for Me – NO mRNA Jab Intro to Shilhavy Wisdom
I just read a post by Brian Shilhavy of Vaccine Impact and Health Impact News that steps on the toes of medical doctors/scientists devoted to Globalist control AND on the toes of Christian medical doctors who have exceeded their calling by pronouncing eternal gloom and doom upon the poor saps who took the mRNA jab. … READ IT ALL: https://rb.gy/amzg1e
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