Praying for strength and healing in your life. May God give you comfort, and may his will be done for your life, in Jesus' name. Amen 🙏 ❤️

Praying for healing in the name of Jesus!!

Look up castor oil benefits. Praying for you 🙏 ❤️

Praying for God's peace and healing and covering of His Holy Spirit over your life. God bless you.

I just paused the video to pray for you my brother.

God Bless!

So sorry for ur loss! God is close to the brokenhearted!

Sorry for your loss. Praying for the comfort that only God can give 🙏

I’m so sorry Sara. I just went through the same thing in June. I’m still struggling in a bad way. I’m praying for you 💜💜💜

Prayed for you!

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Not only will you meet here but you will have the opportunity to raise her. Christ loves you both more than you know. (According to modern revelation in the LDS faith)

Her soul is with Jesus. Yes, you will see her again. God is good.

​@@HaleStorm49LDS is pagan please seek real truth

Imagine Jesus looking at his hands and going "oh wow! What happened here?!"

Bore. Bore the scars.

Wow. This is a really profound response. Kudos. 👏

Jesus was raised a spirit. As a spirit he could fashion his materialized body to take whatever form he desired. Most of his disciples didn’t even recognize him after his resurrection. Why would someone need proof the resurrected Jesus was who he said he was by investigating the injuries left by his execution? If his face looked like it did just THREE DAYS prior then why not just look at his face to tell if the resurrected Jesus was who he claimed to be? Is it reasonable to believe the apostles and disciples will forget how Jesus looked only after THREE DAYS of being dead? Spirits can materialized bodies and appear any way they wish and the resurrected Jesus did just that.

@@toreyhorton1789 Jesus was bodily resurrected. That's why the body disappeared from the tomb. That's why he still had the scars. That was specifically why in most of those appearances he ATE with the disciples - precisely to show he WASN'T a spirit. In only one of those appearances (the two men on the road to Emaus) did the people to whom he appeared not recognize him. This may have been that they were downcast and not really looking at him. This could have been that God had blinded their eyes. Or it could be that our resurrected bodies won't be exactly the same as we are right now. We just had a funeral for a lady at our church. I used to hang out with her kids when we were young (over forty years ago). I could recognize her youngest son easily because he has the most distinctive eyebrows. Even though he shaves his head now and back in his teen years sported a mane down to his shoulder blades. But his older brother, who I actually spent more time with, was a lot harder to recognize physically, but his attitude and voice were still there, and I could recognize him easily from that. In a similar way, our resurrected bodies, free of the influences of sin, decay, disease and all that (that one guy whose defining feature back from high school was his epic case of volcanic acne - won't be rocking a single pimple then) will probably preserve some of our features and look, the same way our adult faces preserve our appearance as children, but with a spiritual maturity that will make you appear both completely different and recognizably the same.

where does the scriptures say humans go to heaven, where For is when they die? it does NOT say humans go into a place they are NOT designed to dwell at, NOT Purged, cleaned and converted as what scriptures say. Scriptures clearly say humans do NOT nave any conscience once they die until resurrection event when judgement is administered to humanity.

To be absent from the body is to be present with the LORD . She is in heaven now - her soul/spirit. Her body in which she is absent from, is waiting for the resurrection. Like all of us and all who have gone asleep. You will get to see her take on her resurrected body. Oh, what a day.

​@yafois988 Absolutely false. The scriptures do not teach soul sleep. The scriptures teach the very opposite.

Yes, wonderful, she's a Saint in Heaven and she's always with you here on earth.

​@@danielmann5427John 17:24 - Father, I will that they also, whom thou hast given me, be with me where I am; that they may behold my glory, which thou hast given me: for thou lovedst me before the foundation of the world. be with me where I am; not where he was then, unless it may be meant of him as the omnipresent God, and as such then in heaven; though he rather designs where he should be as man, after his resurrection, and where the souls of saints are after death; and where they will be, soul and body, when raised again; and which is desirable both to Christ, and to his people; this was the joy that was set before him, and what they comfort one another with, that they shall be for ever with him:

Your life will always be earthly

I agree, faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. From this side of heaven it's hard to imagine the way things will be when we are there.

Will you forget your friends and family burning in Hell for eternity?

@@dallas1891 no one burns in hell for eternity. That’s just more false doctrine that the church has taught.

@cc3775 There is a passage in Matthew 25 that talks of the end times where the people are separated like sheep and goats. The sheep go to "eternal" life and the goats to "eternal" fire along with the Devil. I do understand the conflict inside because I too have loved ones that most likely will be heading to hell. It's probably the hardest doctrine that is written in the Bible. Adherents of Christianity can easily see that it is tucked in amongst all the other nice beliefs. Anyhow, you wouldn't be the first person to selectively build your own religion.

Amen. It’s in our hardest moments that we are drawn close to Him.

Amen!

Fellow former bully victim here. The one more secular saying which this reminds me of is "Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create hard times. Hard times create strong men." I feel that this applies to faith too. Nobody is stronger than one with faith forged or heat-treated from hard times.

I can relate. I have always been separated out from my siblings. I have had many blessings in my life and it took me a while to see that it has always been Jesus Christ, leading me through it all. My family now lives in insecurity and fear, sickness and hardships, not putting their trust in God. I live without fear, am healthy and have a pure love for God and Jesus Christ out Savior. Seems the only family and friend that was important that I really ever needed was Jesus after all. Now I look at me being separated out as a blessing. It's betty to have a bumpy road to Heaven than a smooth road to Hell.

Paul said it when I'm weak, it's then that I'm strong.... It's in those times that we seek Christ most.... Something good can come from struggles as long as we don't let it harden our hearts...

So sorry for your loss. I can't even imagine how you feel but God knows.

God bless you and your family. I can't imagine the pain of losing a child, but I was stricken with grief when my relationship ended. But I wouldn't be where I am with God had it not happened. I trust that the Lord has your child and that she is in good hands. I pray for your peace and healing.

Oh, I'm so sorry for your loss. Yet I sense from your words that God has already brought you a measure of healing. May He strengthen you day by day, and comfort you. All we can do is trust in His goodness, and rest in His love.

As Mike said, we will see the sorrows differently as steps in waking up with Christ instead of taking us into separation.

You know this how exactly?

@@brucedavenport7016 From theological examinations of the scriptures, many of which are pointed out in this very video, that heavily point towards remembrance in heaven. There is mystery in elements of Christianity but this is not one of those areas.

@@CharlieKraken Theological examinations of Scripture ratified infant sprinling instead of baptism. Theological examinations of Scripture have supported the inclusion of the book of enoch. Theological examinations of Scripture currently support the non existence of Jesus' modern day signs/wonders/miracles ministry. Theological examinations of Scripture currently support the pope Excuse me for vehemenently questioning ALL theological examinations that aren't CLEARLY supported in multiple Scriptures. Though the narrative does not directly affect the Salvation message, it absolutely brings the narrator into question!

I do agree with you. my thinking is it will feel a little bit like when you feel the sun come out from behind the clouds on a cold day. just the most tranquil and wonderfully warm presence you could ever feel. but Im sure our earthly minds cant even fathom how it will truely be.

The common scam is to tell people they're sinful and there's a better place after death, but to be saved a spot they must make donations. "Jesus died for your sins & you need to be saved" is a guilt producing tactic used to milk the fools. It's like a scoundrel going around cutting fools with a knife to sell Band-Aid.

I love how you said that, because He had asked me to take a hitch hiker and I was just going to take him to the nearest place where he could get another ride...and God told me..did I take you just half way??? I took him to where he wanted to go... Might have just been an angel God used to give me that message and you just reminded me of that. The hitchhikers name was Randy and he wanted to get on a greyhound bus from Arkansas to New York. I was at my house and the only stuff that was on TV was horror stuff. I wanted to go to a Bible study cause it was Wednesday when I saw the guy at the corner. I passed him up and prayed. God said...do you want to go to the study or do you want to do something for me? 😅 I said...well I have to go to the bank first and if the guy is still there when I come back around I'll pick him up. He was still there and the rest is a testimony 😅.I definitely do not advise people especially females to pick up hitch hikers...better pray about everything before you do it...if there's something I feel like doing but it looks too risky I ask God to send someone else in my stead...and sometimes he just kinda insists. He knows the reservations we have about certain things and he sure won't lead us to evil etc. My pastor always said...if he gives you the unction..he'll give you the function.

It's a common scam to tell people they're sinful and there's eternal life after death just to collect donations.

The sin-sacrifice-resurrection story implies a superstitious God who values blood-sacrifice. Obviously the superstitious early folks, who valued blood sacrifice, created the God of the Bible in their own image.

Early writers fabricated the resurrection hoax by making up fake testimonials that the disciples & others have witnessed an empty tomb & a risen Jesus.

Jesus died for your sins is a guilt producing tactic used to milk the fools.

Holy Spirit confirming for you

@@mmorphy4258maybe it’s just a coincidence. Christianity makes people kind of preoccupied with death and hell. It’s no wonder people constantly talk about this stuff. Why do you think there is a magical Holy Spirit? Isn’t a coincidence a better explanation given how preoccupied people are with this?

@@mball5can you decide what the light your optic nerve translates into reality? How would multiple computers (brains) function properly in the same environment without a single programmer?

@@mball5go worship Nazi-based space though. Wernher Von Braun was an SS Nazi who took the world to space…. On TV.

@@ghostwhite1648 brains are like computers in some ways but they are not computers. There is no evidence for a programmer or a need for a programmer given that the brain is not a computer. A lot of what I assume you think of as “program” is present in most animals to some extent and can be explained by evolution (which is real).

I, too, thought of this verse. It seems worth being addressed in a video such as this. While I agree with Mike that our memories won’t be erased, the experience of existence will be radically (to the root) different than now - our perceptions and comprehensions will be astoundingly unlike they are now.

Ecclesiastes 9:5 For the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing. They have no further reward, because the memory of them is forgotten.

Yeah, but like, it's all down to interpretation. Multiple verses as Mike mentioned show people in the Bible remembering their lives after death, so why don't we could interpret this one verse to say that's not the case, we could also, contextualize it, and come with a more accurate meaning. I mean, the idea of not remembering can be used in speech in a non-literal way, forgetting the past, does it mean you literally don't forget the past, it means you're moving on to the future.

@@AlphaProto If we don't have any recollection of our past lives just imagine the sinful people in hell?!... They must wonder why they were burned and tortured for eternity!!

When my mummy died, I had a vision of her hugging her mamma. I knew it was my granny and I saw the hug, and my granny standing up, which I don't remember seeing on earth.

The common scam is to tell people they're sinful and there's a better place after death, but to be saved a spot they must make donations. "Jesus died for your sins & you need to be saved" is a guilt producing tactic used to milk the fools. It's like a scoundrel going around cutting fools with a knife to sell Band-Aid.

The common scam is to tell people they're sinful and there's a better place after death, but to be saved a spot they must make donations. "Jesus died for your sins & you need to be saved" is a guilt producing tactic used to milk the fools. It's like a scoundrel going around cutting fools with a knife to sell Band-Aid.

Excellent point... to have no memory of life here would be to have everyone in heaven living with no clue why some are more blessed/rewarded than others....

then even more reason i should speed up my way to heaven

@@dand1485 Yes.

@@marcellofunhouse1234 We are still in the front lines, so let's put up a good fight.

What in the roght mind make him and her do that????

Will we "look down from Heaven"? Is there a verse for that?

A loving god would not require servitude. Or demand worship. Or ignore vast numbers of the faithful who die at the hands of criminals, starvation or tragedy. A "regret of hell" would be the laziest banality I have ever heard.

He's wrong on fundamental things. He's charismatic though...

Oh, and a friend of mine made a good point! If we don’t remember why we needed a Savior, if we forget our sins, how will we fully appreciate our Savior and His atoning work while we’re in heaven?!

“For behold, I create new heavens and a new earth; And the former things will not be remembered or come to mind. -excerpt Isaiah 65

Same with dementia. Those who forget lose parts of their personality as well as the things they bonded with others over. I fully look forward to spending eternity with the people I watch cheesy movies with as well as making new friends.

There is only one way to be fully healed (in my opinion) of the bad of this life. It is amnesia. In a physical way on earth we can have pain that is the cause of some damage. But if only a pain killer is given, only the pain goes away. The damage remains. If you remember everything about this life, yet don't feel the pain, the damage remains. Your mistakes and sins you will remember forever??? No. Healing of the bad of this life is by amnesia. As it says: “For behold, I create new heavens and a new earth; And the former things will not be remembered or come to mind. -excerpt Isaiah 65

@@user-iz8np3vv4i You're reading amnesia into the text though, it doesn't explicitly say amnesia. This passage may be conveying a point very broadly and perhaps not meant to be understood entirely literally.

@@J_..._ From word hippo: What does amnesia mean? Noun 1 (pathology) Loss of memory; forgetfulness. 2 (figuratively) forgetfulness you wrote: This passage may be conveying a point very broadly and perhaps not meant to be understood entirely literally. What does that even mean?

@@user-iz8np3vv4i I wish we could talk in person for this conversation because things like voice tone etc. matter. But I mean this in the kindest way possible when I say if you truly believe that amnesia is the only way to heal wounds, then you lack all meaningful faith in God or even the slightest comprehension of what it will truly mean to be in fully, physically His Holy Presence. We will "forget" much of what was before not because we can't remember it but because it will be a "who cares in comparison to this" amazement. When you were a child, a small toddler, at some point you probably fell and bumped your head or your foot or something as you were learning to walk. At that moment, you cried. It hurt. It was a big deal. A few minutes later you stopped crying because someone picked you up and comforted you and the pain became trival and forgotten for more immediate relief. Not multiply that times the literal infinity of a FAR more loving God and an eternal life in Kingdom. In what sense does a mere mortal life of a few decades need to be completely erased in order to be overshadowed by THAT?

I guess you could also say, if we didn't remember anything at all. then how would we be able to follow that comparison of the eternal weight of glory. Does that makes sense? or is that what you were alluding to here haha sorry if i missed it.

@@alvaroescalante1167 yeah that's a good one too! My point was more that the memory of Earth will contribute to the weight of glory in Heaven, but you're right that when it's time to compare we would also need to remember!

Aren't you worried that people can just lie?

Focus on Jesus NOW. That's what Scripture tells us to do. You will hopefully see that you are not a failure in his eyes.

“For behold, I create new heavens and a new earth; And the former things will not be remembered or come to mind. -excerpt Isaiah 65

Indeed

“For behold, I create new heavens and a new earth; And the former things will not be remembered or come to mind. -excerpt Isaiah 65

“For behold, I create new heavens and a new earth; And the former things will not be remembered or come to mind. -excerpt Isaiah 65