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For the believer, the judgment is one of rewards. The judgment is not whether we are heaven-bound or hell-bound: that has been determined before we die by whether we have received Jesus and are in a proper relationship with Him. Pray that helps! God bless...

@@davidtue9701 that doesn't answer my question. If a believer believes that doesn't exonerates him/her from God's judgement. Rev 20:13 we will be judged by works, but if God has already forgiven us then why will there be a judgement after death?

@@kingrandle Let me try again…The concept of God's forgiveness and the need for judgment after death can seem puzzling at first, but they reflect different aspects of God's relationship with us. Here’s how these two ideas work together: Forgiveness and Salvation: Through Christ's sacrifice, believers are completely forgiven of their sins. Colossians 2:13-14 says, "He forgave us all our sins, having canceled the charge of our legal indebtedness, which stood against us and condemned us; he has taken it away, nailing it to the cross." This means that for those who are in Christ, the eternal consequences of sin-separation from God-are removed, and they are granted eternal life. Ephesians 2:8-9 emphasizes that salvation is a gift of God's grace through faith, not something earned by works. This forgiveness is rooted in God’s love and mercy, ensuring that believers are reconciled with Him. Judgment After Death: While forgiveness through Christ ensures salvation, the Bible also teaches that there will be a judgment where every person’s deeds are evaluated. 2 Corinthians 5:10 states, "For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each of us may receive what is due us for the things done while in the body, whether good or bad." This judgment is not about determining salvation but rather about assessing the lives we lived in light of God's purposes. For believers, it is often referred to as the "Judgment Seat of Christ" (Bema Seat), where rewards are given based on how faithfully they lived, served, and stewarded the grace given to them (1 Corinthians 3:12-15). It’s about recognizing and rewarding the good, and understanding the impact of our actions, even though we are forgiven. Judgment also serves as a form of accountability. While sins are forgiven, the Bible teaches that believers are still accountable for how they live their lives. Jesus’ parable of the talents (Matthew 25:14-30) illustrates this principle, showing that faithfulness in using what God has entrusted to us will be rewarded, while negligence may lead to loss of reward. Understanding the Relationship: Romans 8:1 reassures us that "there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." Judgment for believers is not about condemnation but rather about evaluating how they lived their lives in response to God’s grace. The judgment is part of God’s just and righteous nature. It ensures that everything is set right in the end, and it highlights the justice of God alongside His mercy. This includes both the vindication of the righteous and the just recompense for actions in life. God's forgiveness through Christ ensures that believers are saved from eternal separation from Him. However, the judgment after death serves to evaluate the lives we’ve lived, our faithfulness to God’s call, and the use of the gifts and opportunities He provided. It is a moment of accountability and reward, reflecting God's justice and holiness, even as His forgiveness reflects His mercy and love. Hope that helps... God bless.

@@davidtue9701 Luke 1 68-71 that will tell you what salvation is, Matthew 5:17-19 tells you that Christ did not end the God's law. Rev 20:12 tells you you will be judged by your works. Matthew 4:4 Christ said we should live by every word out of the mouth of God which is in the Torah . Isaiah 8:20 says anything that is stated of the bible must be proven in the law and the prophets, so going to Paul to prove a point as if his words overrides Christ or God's words isn't a good move.

John 14:15 - If you love Me, you will keep My commandments. Too many Christians say that they love Jesus, but do not keep His commandments. As you said, we must live a holy and blameless life in this present world. We can only do that by the power of the Holy Spirit. Thank you Lord for all you have done; let us now live as you have called us to live! God bless!

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We give thanks to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, praying always for you, since we heard of your faith in Christ Jesus and the love which you have for all the saints; because of the hope laid up for you in heaven, of which you previously heard in the word of truth, the gospel

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Many people will at one time or another struggle with similar feelings. St John of the Cross calls this the Dark Night of the Soul. God seems to leave us and we feel lost without Him. It seems to me that you may be going through this process. Let me say, it is not permanent; it will end. But God is both testing you and doing a work in you right now. During these times, the true believers will dig deep to search for God and seek His face while others will turn their backs on Him. This is when we need to hold on to God's promises that He never leaves us or forsakes us. Our faith must be built on His word, which never changes, rather than on our feelings, which always do. Hold on to the faith that you have learned from His word, hold on to His promises of care and guidance even if you do not feel it. Seek hard for His face and His presence. When this season ends, you will find yourself closer to God with a powerful testimony. God is drawing you into a deeper relationship! I am praying for you...

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Appreciate the comment. It is important to understand that Jesus is not another God. He is the Second Person of the One Triune God. What you have shown well is that Jesus is not another God, but these verses also show that He is as God is: in image, in fullness, on the throne of heaven, and as you said, having all the qualities of God. He is not the eternal Father, but He is the eternal Son. The Athanasius Creed explains this well. Thanks for sharing... God bless.

@@davidtue9701 I would just counter that the Bible says that Jesus has a beginning, whereas God (whose name is Jehovah or Yahweh) does not have a beginning. Colossians 1:15 calls Jesus the “Firstborn of all creation” and Revelation 3:14 says that Jesus is the “beginning of the creation by God.” These scriptures show that God and Jesus are not co-eternal as the Trinity doctrine states.

@@jollyrancher521 In addition to Jesus being the Second Person of the Trinity and being fully God, He is also fully Man. It is the Man Jesus that has a beginning, but as the Son of God, He is eternal. He existed before He was born (Phil 2:5-11). He was in the beginning (John 1:1), as the Father was in the beginning (Gen 1:1). He is the Alpha and the Omega (Rev 22:13) as the Father is the Alpha and the Omega (Rev 1:8). Only God should be worshipped (Ex 34:14) but Jesus is to be worshipped (Heb 1:6). When the Bible declares Jesus as firstborn, it does not speak of actual birth order but of preeminence (ie: superiority, importance), like Israel is God's firstborn though it was not the first nation (Ex 4:22), like David is firstborn though he is the youngest of his family (Ps 89:27), like Ephraim is firstborn though he is Joseph's younger son (Jer 31:9). Rev 3:14 translates the word "arche" as "beginning" in many translations, but others translate "ruler" or "origin" / "originator". Since all of the descriptions of Jesus in the letters to the seven churches (Rev 2-3) use imagery from Rev 1, it makes more sense that the best translation for the word is "ruler" since that is what Jesus is called in Rev 1:5. However, "origin"/"originator" would also make sense coming from John, who gave us John 1:1-3. Hope this helps.

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Thanks for taking the time to comment. While we can never be adamant about future prophecy, we can try to understand what God's plans are. So indeed, the two witnesses could be as you say - a Jew and a Gentile Christian. However, I think that when the Tribulation comes, the Church will have been raptured and God will spend the next 7 years dealing with the Jewish people (Dan 9:24 - the 70 weeks pertain to Daniel's people and his holy city, Jerusalem). This makes me lean towards the witnesses, as well as the 144,000, being Jewish. The reason for believing they are specifically Elijah and Moses is that Elijah IS named as someone who would come before Jesus' return (Mal 4:5) and though Moses isn't named, the miracles the Witness performs match those of Moses, as well as the fact that Elijah came with Moses to meet with Jesus on the Mount of Transfiguration. Does this mean the issue is clarified and there is no doubt regarding who these Witnesses are? Absolutely not. But it is the way I lean personally. That said, you may be right...we can only wait and see. I appreciate your thoughts! God bless...

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I'm sure I will need help again. But I understand chapter 5 fairly well

@@davena4Jesus Excellent! Keep studying and growing deeper in your knowledge and relationship with Him! God bless!

Thanks for the comment. I appreciate hearing other viewpoints. Interestingly, there are those who believe that Apollyon is another name for Satan. Personally, I don't think Apollyon is Satan (as you say, he is in chains in the pit, which Satan certainly is not!), nor the one who indwells Antichrist, but I appreciate your thoughts. Is there a specific reason/Bible verse that causes you to think it is Apollyon - I would be interested in hearing about it... Let me know. God bless!

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All will be judged, believers and unbelievers - Romans 14:10-12, 2 Corinthians 5:10. However, the judgment of believers is not to determine salvation, it is to determine rewards. Hope that helps. Thanks for the question. God bless!

Apologies if it was not clear in the video. This judgment is not for the church (i.e., those who have been raptured). It is for those who have come to salvation post-rapture, during the Tribulation period. You are correct - those who are raptured are not judged here. The church has her judgment at the Bema Seat Judgment (2 Corinthians 5:10) and it is a judgment of rewards, not salvation. Thanks for the comment. God bless.

GOOD NEWS! During the GREAT Tribulation humanity would not be complitly exterminated, THAT'S NOT THE PLAN OF GOD, instead it is a process, like a woman that is about to have a newborn, and the Newborn is Earth and Sea giving their deads: THE FIRST RESURRECTION of The Justs. ☁️👨🌍👶☁️ And they will Reign with JESUS on this Earth for a thousand years... 👑🌍🕊 And everyone else that survived from The Great Tribulation, would enjoy JESUS' Kingdom, The Iron Rod for a Millennia, in harmony with the other multitude that took part in the 1st Resurrection, The New Jerusalem that descended from HEAVEN to Earth. 👥️👤👥️ The flesh body survivors would NOT be tempted by Satan, because he would be bounded, but they would have their physical needs, and would bear children, due to their normal flesh bodies. 👥️☝️😇👥️

I believe that Jesus' "Second Coming" will occur in two phases - first, he comes before the Tribulation to rapture the church, then he comes again at the end of the Tribulation to destroy the Antichrist and the unbelievers. In the same way, the "First Resurrection" will occur in two phases - first after he comes before the Tribulation to judge the church, then he judges again at the end of the Tribulation for the judgment of the Tribulation saints. Remember, I am treating this from the viewpoint of a pre-tribulation rapture. Those with a post-tribulation view will see this as you do. Thanks for the comment. God bless!

@@davidtue9701 No! Jesus has one bride and there are no second chance doctrines. He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still. “And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give *every man* according as his work shall be.” {Revelation 22:11-12} To the end [objective] he may establish your hearts unblameable in holiness *before* God, even our Father, at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ *with all his saints* {1 Thessalonians 3:13}

@@davidtue9701 Also the tribulation is against the people of God. There would be no need for such if there were none on earth. And the dragon was wroth with the woman, [the church] and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, *which keep the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ* {Revelation 12:17}

I agree! The Millennial period is too often side-stepped. I believe that is because there are a great number of amillenialists who do not believe in a literal 1,000 year Millennial period. To see my video on the Millennium, check out this link: th-cam.com/video/znyw6sAdZDQ/w-d-xo.html Thanks for the comment! God bless...

​@@davidtue9701: Thanks, I would watch it.

​@@davidtue9701: I clicked on the link & watched, but there is NO option to click LIKE. Thanks thou, and keep teaching about the Good News. ⚖️👑🕊

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