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Carazaa Right, I do recall now, we differ in doctrine. For example:
We will not be tormented in hell,
What we often mean by the common use of the term “hell” is a place of torment for unbelievers who rejected and refused God's plan of salvation, which is really sad, because not one of us have to miss heaven if we follow God's standard for salvation. Jesus turns no one away, who comes to Him and asks for forgiveness. If they should decide they want nothing to do with Him and insist on rejecting Jesus' offer for salvation, He shall honor their decision. He never makes that decision
for us. He is not willing that
any should perish. God's Word tells us the final place of eternal torment for unbelievers who have mocked, laughed at, and cursed at their Creator, rejecting His offer to save them from the condemnation that sin placed on them, grievously, they shall suffer the Lake of Fire, which choice they made by themselves. (Rev 20:10).
"The Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout,with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first andthenwe who are alive will join Jesus in the air to live with him forever
Right. That speaks of the rapture as I mentioned above where the Believers from the rapture will join Jesus in the air. Meet him
in the air, that's very plain. In the Second Coming which is the second phase however, Jesus comes BACK with those Believers that met him in the air
earlier before the tribulation, and this is when Jesus and the Believers he brings back in his army, actually
touch ground and fight the battle of Armageddon on Earth. and there are many scriptures to back that up.
But anyway, I think we should leave this here because we do know we differ indoctrine and I respect that you have your own opinions.
