Where We Go When We Die

Where are you going when you die? We assume that we will automatically enter heaven. What kind of taste does God have in him? Paul wrote to Galatians 3: 27 - 29 as follows. "Many of you are baptized in Christ, they are already dressed for Christ, there is no Jew or Greek, freedom, no longer a man or a woman, you are all Christ · Because you belong to Jesus, if you belong to Christ, you are the descendant of Abraham, according to the promise of the heir. Whatever we are, we are accepted into the kingdom of God It should not.

"When I die, I'm very happy to tell the children that I do not know exactly where I am headed towards children, since honesty is essential when dealing with children because I do not know where to go after death. Generally, when a child imagines where a pet is, he confirms that the pet's needs are satisfied and recognizes that there is no pet.Wake up in the grave and accept the stage of accepting sorrow We can continue. "

After death, I will not choose the place I want to go. When we die, we will go to one of three places of heaven, purgatory or hell. The only thing we can choose is that we are all over the world. That's why the choice we make in this brief life is very important to the rest of us. Second spend in heaven will be more fulfilling than the happiness of the life on Earth. The best news is that this incredibly happy situation will last forever. We will never feel a slight pain. We will get everything. I can not find anything other than paradise

By definition, the intermediate state or position is temporary. When we died, we lived in heaven. . . It is not the final destination. It will be a wonderful place, but paradise in the middle is not our destination. This is not a place where God promises us to stay alive forever. In relation to this, the Bible expels a few blocks to inform us that heaven is not ether, but creation and complete flowering. I do not say that there are zip codes etc, but heaven will be material, simple and material. The temptation we are thinking is somewhat biblical, it leads us to describe it as clouds and fog, or Los Angeles during smoke detectors - it is not a very moving image