“There are, after all, atheists who say they wish the fable were true but are unable to suspend the requisite disbelief, or who have relinquished belief only with regret. To this I reply: who wishes that there was a permanent, unalterable celestial despotism that subjected us to continual surveillance and could convict us of thought-crime, and who regarded us as its private property even after we died? How happy we ought to be, at the reflection that there exists not a shred of respectable evidence to support such a horrible hypothesis.” ― Christopher Hitchens, The Portable Atheist: Essential Readings for the Nonbeliever
If you asked Jesus into your heart and life but you don't believe he saved you, it doesn't sound like you really trusted him to save you or you don't believe him. In this case, you can ask him and trust him to save you. He promises he will, and he never breaks a promise. He loves you with all his heart and he's not going to abandon you, ever.
@DanielsASJ christ told me he was the spirit “son of God”, which is the human form, the son of mother Earth and father Sun. And these other Christians said it sounded new age.
You said: "I have asked and prayed for years. I even received Jesus in 2004, but I’m still falling into hell. And I still receive signs that I’m going to hell in 2032."
I don't know who told you that devil's lie, but if you received Jesus as your Savior in 2004, you're not going to hell.
"Greater is He (God's Spirit) that is in you, than he that is in the world (Satan)."
1 John 4:4 emphasizes the power and presence of God within believers as being superior to any influence or force in the world. It highlights the victory believers have through Christ over the devil and worldly temptations. This verse is a source of encouragement and reassurance for Christians, reminding them of their inherent strength and connection to God. Satan is not stronger than God.
@Ferise1 They cannot possibly know that your experience was not real and it is not up to them to judge that. I will never take man's word over God's word and promises. Man's reasoning is flawed. Especially if they do not know Christ as their Savior and then tell you that your experience was not real. There's no way they could know that.
@LadyGrace christ told me he was the spirit “son of God”, which is the human form, the son of mother Earth and father Sun. And these other Christians said it sounded new age.
@Ferise1 That sounds like Eastern philosophy. He is not the son of mother Earth and father Son. That is not in the Bible. And that is not what Jesus says in the Bible. He is the Creator of all things.
God's truths are in the Bible. God is no liar. Genesis 1:1: "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.". Other verses, like Colossians 1:16, also emphasize God's role as creator, stating that "all things were created through him and for him".
I'm a born again believer, but if I had not known the Lord in this scenario and was not saved and I knew I had 7 years to live before I went to hell, I would invite Jesus into my heart and my life as my Savior, knowing my soul is safe and secure with Jesus. He is no liar.
@Ferise1 All go to hell, you say? That's up to the individual's choice. That is their own responsibility, whether or not they want to protect their souls. But the Bible says there's no second chances after one crosses over into eternity.
I have had a personal experience with God, when I sought him with all my heart and soul. Do not assume I have not. I have had many encounters with God, just as anyone else can if they so choose. Just going by the Bible you say? Try to go by any other manuscript on Earth and it will not lead you to heaven. Who better would know how to get to heaven, than Jesus? He's been there, came here to prove to us who he was and why he came and even died on the cross to prove his love to us, then went back to His Father in heaven when his mission was finished. Our souls is something he did not want us to have to guess about. He already proved himself to the world...he doesn't need to do it again. God left His word to us as his love letter to mankind, to tell us exactly how to get to heaven. People can certainly reject that, and his Plan of Salvation, but one thing they won't be able to do is say that they were not told how to get to heaven. Many will curse and mock him and tell him they want nothing to do with him, and he will honor their decision, although it will grieve him. If that's what they want.
God saved my daughter from dying and I've got the papers and proof. I wrote a post about that. All the doctors gave up on her and told her she had a week to live and her organs were already shutting down. Our family prayed for God's help and she was healed instantly. That's what we call a miracle. It didn't take hours or months, he did it instantly and I've got pictures to prove it as well.
You can laugh all you want to at my answers. That doesn't bother me in the least. What bothers me is your turning Jesus away, so that you cannot be saved. Your laughter tells me you're not looking for salvation. That is the saddest thing. You have clearly made your decision, so I will close this discussion. I will be praying for you, however.
I see you laughed at my statement. That tells me you're not seriously looking for Christ. I guess you would rather put your trust in man, than God. That is the road that leads to destruction, according to the Bible.
Satan would have you believe that God is not there and that he does not save or will not save, but that is nothing but a devil's lie. God does save and he has saved Millions. He never turns anyone away who wants salvation.
