What if?

[Milly_Light]

What if you meet in heaven with the person who you used to call a false prophet while still on earth? What would you tell them? (That is if you both make it to heaven)

 

[Work4Peanuts]

What if you meet in heaven with the person who you used to call a false prophet while still on earth? What would you tell them? (That is if you both make it to heaven)

Why would I worry about it? If we're both there, it's only because we both trusted in Jesus's saving grace and not because either one of us earned it while on earth. All will be made new, and anything that we did that wasn't done for Christ in our life on earth will be burnt up like hay in judgement, while we reap rewards for what was done for Christ. We are really going to love our neighbors up there.

Win-win.

 

[Lastcall]

Why would I worry about it? If we're both there, it's only because we both trusted in Jesus's saving grace and not because either one of us earned it while on earth. All will be made new, and anything that we did that wasn't done for Christ in our life on earth will be burnt up like hay in judgement, while we reap rewards for what was done for Christ. We are really going to love our neighbors up there.

Win-win.

Concur.

 

[Footsteps]

Would it be considered snarky to say, "Wow! This beats that hundredfold return I never got!"

 

[Work4Peanuts]

Would it be considered snarky to say, "Wow! This beats that hundredfold return I never got!"

Yes.

 

[Sojourner414]

What if you meet in heaven with the person who you used to call a false prophet while still on earth? What would you tell them? (That is if you both make it to heaven)

Not going to worry about that: if they are there, then that has been taken care of already at the Bema Seat.

 

[Footsteps]

If you passed by a money-grubbing TV preacher, and you both smiled and nodded, but when his back was turned, you stuck your tongue out at him, would he know it?

 

[kathymendel]

I am just going to be SO happy for each and every soul who is there that what I ever thought about them won't mean a thing!!!
I have always heard it said that we will be surprised at some who will be there..................and, also surprised by some who won't be there.
I just want everyone possible to be there.............and, with God everyone is possible!

 

[Sojourner414]

If you passed by a money-grubbing TV preacher, and you both smiled and nodded, but when his back was turned, you stuck your tongue out at him, would he know it?

If a tree falls in the woods and there is no one there to hear it...would AOC still want to read her "Green Deal" to Congress?

 

[mattfivefour]

If you passed by a money-grubbing TV preacher, and you both smiled and nodded, but when his back was turned, you stuck your tongue out at him, would he know it?

No, but God would.

 

[Footsteps]

Well that just wasted a lot of one liners I was working on.

 

[Footsteps]

If a tree falls in the woods and there is no one there to hear it...would AOC still want to read her "Green Deal" to Congress?

AOC always speaks as though she is addressing the entire planet. She was probably looking at empty seats, but she understands TV.

 

[Tall Timbers]

What if you meet in heaven with the person who you used to call a false prophet while still on earth? What would you tell them? (That is if you both make it to heaven)

However did a sinner such as yourself ever manage to get here? You've heard, "What would Jesus do?"... What was Jesus thinking?

And just for good measure, I'll add an Andy smiley:

 

[Salluz]

This person actually was a false prophet but was eventually saved (or saved the whole time but very mistaken)? With a sinless mindset, could we be anything but happy that one more person accepted God's salvation offer? That sin, like every other, was forgiven at the cross. Since this takes place either after death or the rapture, neither of us are subject to sin anymore. There are no false prophets, liars, murderers, thieves, gluttons, gossips, drunkards, adulterers, fornicators, etc. In heaven. Both my identity and this supposed false prophet's is "redeemed." I didn't earn my way in any more than that person

 

[ItIsFinished!]

This person actually was a false prophet but was eventually saved (or saved the whole time but very mistaken)? With a sinless mindset, could we be anything but happy that one more person accepted God's salvation offer? That sin, like every other, was forgiven at the cross. Since this takes place either after death or the rapture, neither of us are subject to sin anymore. There are no false prophets, liars, murderers, thieves, gluttons, gossips, drunkards, adulterers, fornicators, etc. In heaven. Both my identity and this supposed false prophet's is "redeemed." I didn't earn my way in any more than that person

You got that right friend.
God's grace is sufficient for ALL.

 

[Milly_Light]

I am just going to be SO happy for each and every soul who is there that what I ever thought about them won't mean a thing!!!
I have always heard it said that we will be surprised at some who will be there..................and, also surprised by some who won't be there.
I just want everyone possible to be there.............and, with God everyone is possible!

This is the answer I was looking for. Thanks. Be blessed.