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1 | I belive this inline with mt 13-37-38 | Matt 13:24 | phruubeljiie | 65808 | ||
God's word did not die, it's impossible to really kill anything that God creates since when we die we go to either Heaven, Hell or Purgatory... It's like that new practice of freezing bodies that are still alive, to be defrosted 50 years later. God's will is put into storage like some bibles sit on mantelpieces gathering dust. The seed is still perfectly able to be transplanted in better soil, like if the person who owned the bible on the mantelpiece dies, and that bible is sent to an estate sale. A missionary picks up that bible and ships it off to Zimbabwe or somewhere where that bible is a priceless treasure to a poor family. | ||||||
2 | I belive this inline with mt 13-37-38 | Matt 13:24 | Emmaus | 65839 | ||
phruubeljiie, I am a Catholic and believe in a final purification by God's firely love called Purgatory, but I do not see any relationship between that doctrine and this passage of Matthew. Ultimately there are only two place in the end, heaven and hell. Purgatory (assuming there is a purgatory; most here do not)will cease to exist after the final judgement. Even those who believe in Purgatory, believe it is only like the ante room to heaven and only those destined for heaven pass through that final purification. A better comparison might be this. The seed might also be like God's invitation to the wedding feast that was turned down by the first people invited. God then issued the invitation to the people from the highways and byways, Luke 14:15-24. Emmaus |
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