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Whether dead or living is (was) there not (never) a beginning?
Not sure what is meant by the ^ above ^
Except for those committing the unforgivable sin - Matthew 12:32; Hebrews 6:4-6, the dead will have a resurrection.
Jesus has the keys to unlock the grave - Revelation 1:18
Acts 24:15 uses the ' future tense ' that there ' is going to be ' a resurrection...
That future resurrection time will take place during Jesus' millennium-long day of governing over Earth.
Some, those who are called to heaven, have a first or earlier resurrection - Revelation 20:6; 5:9-10; 2:10
Whereas, the majority of mankind will have a happy-and-healthy physical resurrection back to life on Earth - John 3:13
Resurrection ' day ' will be a beginning for the physically resurrected dead to have the opportunity to live forever on Earth.
Whereas, the living figurative humble ' sheep ' of Matthew 25:31-33,37 will have a beginning for everlasting life on a beautiful paradisical Earth when Jesus begins his 1,000-year governmental rulership over Earth.
Jimmie, what you have made clear is the Bible is what we need to know and in knowing it we know about Jesus Christ, which is all well and good, but knowing about Jesus Christ is not knowing him, which your bible says that we should.
I can agree with that. As I said numerous times, there are many ways to know God. Haven't you ever been studying scripture and just go, Wow(!)?
Actually I have just been driving down the road and I just go WOW...
Agreed! A sunset, the mountains, the ocean, the stars, the birth of a baby, a beautiful song, the tears of a repentant sinner, the baptism of a new believer...
Whether dead or living is (was) there not (never) a beginning?
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Originally Posted by Matthew 4:4
Not sure what is meant by the ^ above ^
Except for those committing the unforgivable sin - Matthew 12:32; Hebrews 6:4-6, the dead will have a resurrection.
Jesus has the keys to unlock the grave - Revelation 1:18
Acts 24:15 uses the ' future tense ' that there ' is going to be ' a resurrection...
That future resurrection time will take place during Jesus' millennium-long day of governing over Earth.
Some, those who are called to heaven, have a first or earlier resurrection - Revelation 20:6; 5:9-10; 2:10
Whereas, the majority of mankind will have a happy-and-healthy physical resurrection back to life on Earth - John 3:13
Resurrection ' day ' will be a beginning for the physically resurrected dead to have the opportunity to live forever on Earth.
Whereas, the living figurative humble ' sheep ' of Matthew 25:31-33,37 will have a beginning for everlasting life on a beautiful paradisical Earth when Jesus begins his 1,000-year governmental rulership over Earth.
Nothing is eternal, having no beginning or end.
Except the concept of an Eternal Creator?
They didn't do a very good job considering 'divine' guidance.
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