Bob Anderson (28 May 2013)
"Bob re what we will be like in heaven"


Hi Frank,

Thank you for your thoughtful comments. However, as I just concluded with Barry, I stand by my original conclusion. I've read and re-read the excerpt and see no other way to interpret it.

In the final analysis, it's not Scripture, and, hence, has no authority. Perhaps I'd better conclude on that note.

Maranatha,

Bob
Frank Molver (26 May 2013)
"Bob re what we will be like in heaven"


 
 
I understand what you are saying, it is an important issue
But I think you may be misreading or misunderstanding what is said
 
I can tell you this, some have tasted heaven, I being one
I hated Jesus but then he woke me up
He answered many questions
One thing I can tell you for sure, we are still us in heaven
We will still see hear smell, have feelings and emotions and even have memories.
We will be us.
We will have our same personality, minus the bad
Only the bad stuff will be taken away
So don't jump to conclusions
 
From what I read he is not talking about earning salvation
But that if we realized how we may have wasted our time on earth that we would have lived life differently
 
Jesus says that David was a man after his own heart,
The same could be said of every one of the redeemed
There are parts of our heart that belong to God, God created us
The good things he has put in our heart that is part of our personality will go with us to heaven
We will be individuals in heaven, but only the good will remain, because the good came from God in the first place.
 
We are not talking about being born good or not asking God to forgive us, don't jump the gun here