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I agree, just pointing out even more discrepancies!  TR


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“So no sin in heaven”

But remember the first sin ever committed happened in heaven Lucifer sinned with his 5 “I will plan wanting to be like God”  (Isaiah 14:12-16) and 1/3 of the angels followed him and we are going to witness war in heaven (Rev 12:7-12)


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God’s not going to let that happen again, ergo eternally fixed destinies!  TR


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Amen!


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Quoting Tammie:

have to disagree with the judgement of sin in heaven; we will receive the rewards (at-a-boys or crowns) for what was done in the body “whether good or evil” (it is not a “judgement of sin” — that was covered by the blood — it is the rewards of what was done with the talents given to us) and per Habakkuk 1:13 “Your eyes are too ·good [pure] to look at evil; you cannot ·stand to see [tolerate; look on] those who do wrong. So how can you put up with those ·evil [treacherous] people? How can you be quiet when the wicked swallow up people who are ·better [more righteous] than they are?”

God is to righteous to see sin, so no sin in heaven …. We receive for what we have done on earth.

The definition of regret — a feeling of sadness, repentance, or disappointment over something that has happened or been done.

Anything I have done on this earth is nothing apart from Christ, so to Him be glory forever and ever….    So looking forward to seeing him!

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Unfortunately, Christians use the fact that their sins are covered to not care about sins that they are committing or how they are living their lives. Many times I prefer being around non-Christians than Christians.

I think Christians will pay for their sins. I am not sure how.

Jack Van Impe mentioned people crying intermittingly  in heaven for 1000 years then God wiping the tears of their eyes.

Justice could be in the form of losing rewards and /or not as much to do in the Millennium.

It could be now! God can chastise people while they are still on this earth.

The warnings about sin from St. Paul were for the church, not unbelievers. I believe their will be total justice.


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