Sentences with phrase «going to heaven at»

Not exact matches

Doing that in every flight trip I take make me at rest that if any thing happened on the way at least then if died will not go waste but would face the mercy of God on my soul... Because there only in the upper heavens or mid oceans you have nothing but the mercy of God and nothing in hand to relay upon trying to save self...!!!

Fortunately, you will never have to suffer the defeat of discovering at your death that there is no heaven for you to go to (or feel relief that there is no fiery inferno for you to be tormented in for eternity).

Previously we had to rely on second hand accounts at best, the «I know a guy who prayed and it totally came true» or «I know this person who died and went to heaven and came back» or «this person in our church saw a Smurf doll get up and start trying to choke a baby...»

I am going to assume you have no religious bent at this time from what you write, so I ask you this: We both struggle, I have the assurance of heaven; what hope for the end of your journey do you have?

Near the end, Papa could barely see, but whenever he was outside at night (we often went for rides singing his favorite Italian songs as we rode) he would raise his eyes to the heavens looking for stars, as he had all his life.

By extension, evolving from less advanced life forms is distasteful to those same individuals, as that necessitates a point in evolution at which humans are not really humans at all in the modern sense, which then brings up problems such as «do slugs go to heaven?»

If it changes your faith... then either you are looking at it in a different way than I do, or you place too much stock in who gets into heaven and who goes to hell.

So Disgusted, I am guessing that tonight you will go on your knees and pray to Jesus to open the gates of heaven for you, to be away from this generation of perverts... But wait, if you kneel down too often, you may be putting yourself at risk of prepatellar bursitis.

If we are true believers of God and we have to ensure that what we have been believing has been the Truth as ordained by God and have been doing good we will see at the time of death Heaven the place we are going to, So when we see heaven our worldly posessions like family, wealth etc go into oblivion and we are not concerned the least about them since what we are now going into will dazzle us so much.

I remember thinking at the time (after I stopped laughing), isn't this what he wants, to go to heaven?

I applaud what he is doing and hope that he brings others to God throught the torture and bloody human sacrifice of his son (himself, actually) where he died (well, for a few hours anyway) for us all (at least so the story goes) so that we may live with him in heaven (a great place for which no evidence or photographs exist) until the end of time.

No, people do not go either to heaven or hell at death.

And when our discourse was brought to that point, that the very highest delight of the earthly senses... was, in respect of the sweetness of that life, not only not worthy of comparison, but not even of mention; we raising up ourselves with a more glowing affection towards the «Self - same,» did by degrees pass through all things bodily, even the very heaven whence sun and moon and stars shine upon the earth; yea, we were soaring higher yet, by inward musing, and discourse, and admiring of Thy works; and we came to our own minds, and went beyond them, that we might arrive at that region of never - failing plenty, where Thou feedest Israel for ever with the food of truth.

At Matthew 10, in giving detailed instructions to his newly appointed twelve apostles, he said: «As you go preach, saying,» The kingdom of the heavens has drawn near... Into whatever city or village you enter, search out in it is deserving, and stay there till you leave.

(John 20:17) The apostle Peter wrote in about 62 C.E that «he is at God's right hand, for he went his way to heaven; and angels and authorities and powers were made subject to him.»

The chief problem with St. Paul was that he wanted his entire parish to go straight to heaven at the precise moment he converted them, while his parishioners kept saying, «We'll be glad to go, Paul, but we have a few other interests we would like to deal with first.»

So here is my question, more for the religious than anyone else: If you know you will go to heaven because the doctrine your foliow says you will (i.e. christians declaring jesus is their lord and savior, or muslims believing in Allah and Muhammed) then why is there any sadness at a wake or a funeral at all?

I love Allah and everyone I swear I want to see everyone who reads this in heaven, don't get mad do me a favor and please just like we Muslims respect ur book respect ours, go and find a Quran translated in English and read read at least the first 10 pages then listen to a reciter his name Is sheikh al maher al Miakli, then ask ur self why am I hear if u will not sacrifice for god (Allah) s sake why did he Jesus say or sins our forgiven and let us do whatever we want here without purpose and give us heaven.

The mediaeval interpretive assumption that God's purpose is to save people out of the world so they escape and «go to heaven» is unbiblical and confuses the biblical message at every level.

Many national heroes will do well to get into the kingdom of heaven at all, while the saints go marching in.

Joseph Ratzinger had answered from the Christian perspective precisely the question that Pope Francis» homily raised (if less reverently) in some circles of skeptics yesterday: If non-believers can go to heaven, why bother with faith at all?

christ was beaten and cruxified on a cross bc he preached of being the SON OF MAN, the only what to get to heaven but gays who are living in sin and refuse to repent are accepted at work and everywhere they go and society cheers them on when they get married or when a state recongizes them, and anytime they are killed society comes to their defense, but i say to you, is will not be man that will judge them iw till

If only born - again Christians go to heaven, then the piles of suitcases and bags of human hair displayed at the Holocaust Museum represent thousands upon thousands of men, women, and children suffering eternal agony and the hands of angry God.

To be «saved» is not to go to heaven when you die (though that is part of it), but is to follow God in a new way of living life, a life of restoration and blessing directed at otherTo be «saved» is not to go to heaven when you die (though that is part of it), but is to follow God in a new way of living life, a life of restoration and blessing directed at otherto go to heaven when you die (though that is part of it), but is to follow God in a new way of living life, a life of restoration and blessing directed at otherto heaven when you die (though that is part of it), but is to follow God in a new way of living life, a life of restoration and blessing directed at otherto follow God in a new way of living life, a life of restoration and blessing directed at others.

I think Jesus was vegan as in Eden and Heaven and so if we are to make heaven on earth then we must make vegan paths, but I do suspend my vegan choice sometimes because Jesus is on the menu at churches and so I go and eat him just incase it helps.

I think that this phenomenon illustrates NT Wright's point that «a massive assumption has been made in Western Christianity that the purpose of being a Christian is simply, or at least mainly, «to go to heaven when you die.

You will soon learn that human Jesus and human Allah and human Buddha gave up on you nasty losers centuries ago and went off to play cards and get ugly drunk over at Flying Spaghetti Monster's heaven.

In the five thousand one hundred and ninety - ninth year of the creation of the world from the time when God in the beginning created the heavens and the earth; the two thousand nine hundred and fifty - seventh year after the flood; the two thousand and fifteenth year from the birth of Abraham; the one thousand five hundred and tenth year from Moses and the going forth of the people of Israel from Egypt; the one thousand and thirty - second year from David's being anointed king; in the sixty - fifth week according to the prophecy of Daniel; in the one hundred and ninety - fourth Olympiad; the seven hundred and fifty - second year from the foundation of the city of Rome; the forty - second year of the reign of Octavian Augustus; the whole world being at peace in the sixth age of the world, Jesus Christ the eternal God and Son of the eternal Father, desiring to sanctify the world by his most merciful coming, being conceived by the Holy Spirit, and nine months having passed since his conception, was born in Bethlehem of Judea of the Virgin Mary, being made flesh.

The Bible doesn't teach any other way to go to heaven, except the by the way the thief at the cross did.

And if you have received the fable that, well, at least you are still going to heaven, look at Romans 8:1 & 8:9, and see if that is true.

But inheriting the Kingdom of God is not at all the same thing as going to heaven when you die.

All of you won; just like everyone at the Bema seat will be going to heaven.

The «christian view» goes something like this, «there is a benevolent sky daddy who made some arbitrary rules that include condoning slavery and stoning unruly children to death, and if I don't follow these rules, I burn in hell for all eternity... unless I ask for forgiveness at some point before I die, then all is forgiven and I live in heaven for all eternity, even if I'm a baby rapist!».

You're going to laugh at us from heaven?

My life is not summed up in those things: my life is also still cleaning toilets and making supper, showing up at church and going for walks, texting how - are - you - really to friends and sitting in my husband's lap at the table, praying with now preposterously tall children at bedtime and making sure everyone brushed their teeth, for heaven's sake.

Tomorrow's episode looks at whether or not animals go to heaven!

Few wonder, at least on a regular basis, if they'll go to heaven when they die.

Yes, Christianity doesn't really play well with others since it is built into the theology (at least parts of it like John) that only Christians get to go to heaven.

The Gospel lesson is going to speak presently of the terrible «things that are coming on the earth» and of the new thing --»... that the kingdom of heaven is nigh at hand.»

Where does God say,» Just do spiritual warfare on ONE ISSUE at a time???»... Ever since the day of John the Baptist a WAR has been RACING in the heavens, and the VIOLENT -LRB-... Holy Spiritually VIOLENT...) are taking it... BY FORCE!!!!... As for single moms???... The tiny home initiative has reduced homelessness in Utah by over 70 % and that takes about 45 - 60 % of a single year's aide to build it THIS YEAR and next to nothing to keep it going!!!!... Next issue....

But if we know we're going to heaven, no matter what, that frees us up to focus on other things, and focus on the task at hand.

If a man's preaching is, «If you want to be Christians, and if you want to go to heaven, you must stop committing sins, you must take up good works, and if you do so regularly and constantly, and do not fail to keep on at it, you will make yourselves Christians, you will reconcile yourselves to God, and you will go to heaven.»

• In Matthew 25:1 Jesus says: «At that time the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went out to meet the bridegroom.»

We go home at night and escape to foreign lands on Netflix, while the grandest, realest, thickest (like the grass in C.S. Lewis» heaven in The Great Divorce), truest story that has been or ever will be told is a story in which we find ourselves, or — to use theologian Vanhoozer's language — a theatre in which we are not a passive, but participating audience.

This world isn't supposed to be easy, it's not supposed to be pleasant, it's supposed to teach us hard lessons so when we go home to heaven, we won't even look at the apple / pomegranate.

I wouldn't have recognized this at the time but it was like I believed that since I was a pastor's kid, I an «in» with God... that the big guy looked at me in association to my parents, and that as long as I was at church on Sundays (which I was) I was good to go in his books with a ticket to heaven, sins forgiven... snap!

it is idiotic to join a religion that at its core says that you don't go to heaven.

The folks who subscribe to the other ways of getting into heaven all appear to be at least as equally satisfied as the Jesus - only subscribers that they're going.

I am just going to sit here on my padded bench at the bus station waiting for the heavenly bus from heaven to come pick me up and take me away to eternal bliss.»

«The risen Jesus, at the end of Matthew's gospel, does not say, «All authority in heaven and on earth is given to the books you are all going to write,»» notes Wright, «but «All authority in heaven and on earth is given to me.