Churchwork
05-11-2006, 07:02 PM
If you are going to have to forgive anyway by the end of the end of the 1000 years, as a saved believer is it not better to forgive now rather than losing the rewards of reigning during the millennium?
As a believer, do you think your place in the kingdom will not be affected if you do not forgive now?
There can be no disagreement in the kingdom of those who are rewarded with reigning over 5 cities each.
What if you are not even allowed in the kingdom because you do not forgive and will have to wait the full 1000 years before being with Christ who had been ruling on earth all that time.
"If ye forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive you your trespasses" (Matt. 6.14,15).
Matthew chapters 5, 6 and 7 speak of the kingdom of heaven. Your forgiveness will affect your place in the kingdom. Even worse, you may not even be allowed in the kingdom, though you have received eternal forgiveness.
Do you get the sense that God is testing us now to see if we are ready to be kings in His kingdom, to see if we are worthy to minister in His kingdom?
Do you think there is going to be disagreement between those who argue between pre- and post-trib. No! For God will have already raptured those who were accounted worthy at first rapture and the last trumpet resurrection will also have passed. There will be no discord about how God raptured the saved.
So why not know the truth now, that God's way is first rapture ONLY according to readiness, so as not to overassume our position before God? You will be judged if you overassumed first rapture is for all believers.
Do not think serving the church is great; service to the kingdom is even better. In the future kingdom God will commit to us higher and more glorious things to administer. If you can't even get the rapture correct, such a small thing, how can God ask more of you? Forgive your sister for her false teaching of pretrib onlyism. Forgive your parents belief in posttrib onlyism. Forgive the believe of the church you attend that imposed on you their particular beliefs.
As a believer, do you think your place in the kingdom will not be affected if you do not forgive now?
There can be no disagreement in the kingdom of those who are rewarded with reigning over 5 cities each.
What if you are not even allowed in the kingdom because you do not forgive and will have to wait the full 1000 years before being with Christ who had been ruling on earth all that time.
"If ye forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive you your trespasses" (Matt. 6.14,15).
Matthew chapters 5, 6 and 7 speak of the kingdom of heaven. Your forgiveness will affect your place in the kingdom. Even worse, you may not even be allowed in the kingdom, though you have received eternal forgiveness.
Do you get the sense that God is testing us now to see if we are ready to be kings in His kingdom, to see if we are worthy to minister in His kingdom?
Do you think there is going to be disagreement between those who argue between pre- and post-trib. No! For God will have already raptured those who were accounted worthy at first rapture and the last trumpet resurrection will also have passed. There will be no discord about how God raptured the saved.
So why not know the truth now, that God's way is first rapture ONLY according to readiness, so as not to overassume our position before God? You will be judged if you overassumed first rapture is for all believers.
Do not think serving the church is great; service to the kingdom is even better. In the future kingdom God will commit to us higher and more glorious things to administer. If you can't even get the rapture correct, such a small thing, how can God ask more of you? Forgive your sister for her false teaching of pretrib onlyism. Forgive your parents belief in posttrib onlyism. Forgive the believe of the church you attend that imposed on you their particular beliefs.