No, no, no.
People will NOT be in Heaven.
The Kingdom of God descends from Heaven. In it will be the dwelling places of the believers.
Everybody that has died, today still remain dead, knowing nothing that is occurring.
Then on Judgement Day, everybody will be there before the Kingdom and every knee will bow and every tongue will confess.
Then the separations occur.
Lets get back to the "Rapture", the dead are raised from their sleep and those that are alive are suddenly killed, for no flesh will inherit The Incorruptible.
That’s right, nobody just disappears leaving their clothes like the movies and books depict. For it is appointed once to die then to be judged.
Their death though happens so quickly (In a blink of an eye) this occurs at the coming of The Kingdom, read Luke 9:27 also in Revelation 21 that is mistaken as "Heaven".
There are two Baptisms in scripture.
Water (FLOOD)
Fire (NEW CLEAR) : ) you know what I mean.
The wolf will lay with the lamb, a baby will reach his hand in a den of snakes and be unharmed. No violence will be done on my holy mountain, it will be filled with the knowledge of God.
They will metalsmith all their swords and weapons into beneficial constructions.
Lets not forget Pauls incredible statement, its full understanding unkown to many of us now in 2025
"Does any Christian, when his neighbor wrongs him, dare to go to law in non-Christian courts instead of taking them before the saints [for judgement]? *Or do you not know that the saints will judge the world?* If the world is to be judged by you in the future, don’t you think God thinks you should be competent enough to have [even] the smallest law courts? *Do you not know that we will judge angels?* How much more matters of this life?" 1st Corinthians 6
The destiny of Christians will be far far far greater than "playing harps on fluffy clouds" like Tom and Jerry and far greater than we can imagine. This is [partially] why the way is so difficult, and so hard at times, we are being tested and trained to be unimaginably glorified beings. God, needs to know the power, life and authority he’s going to give to you will be in the right hands. Look at our Master, Jesus, with all his power and authority over everything, did not raise a hand against anyone in revenge or retaliation or personal anger always putting Gods desires first.You are training for reigning, schooling for ruling, you are not just training to play the flute and harp all day on rainbows.
The cool thing about working in heaven is that we won’t be under the curse that we are here. On earth we have to work to the sweat of our brow. I imagine it will be working like the exact way God originally intended it for us.
What Does It Mean to Be Born Again?
What Does It Mean to Be Born Again?
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The term “born again” refers to a new beginning in the relationship between God and the person who is born again. (John 3:3, 7) God adopts those born again as his children. (Romans 8:15, 16; Galatians 4:5; 1 John 3:1) Similar to those who are legally adopted, they experience a change of status, becoming part of God’s family.—2 Corinthians 6:18.
Why is a person born again?
Jesus said: “Unless anyone is born again, he cannot see the Kingdom of God.” (John 3:3) So being born again prepares a person to rule with Christ in God’s Kingdom. This Kingdom rules from heaven, so the Bible describes the “new birth” as providing an inheritance that is “reserved in the heavens.” (1 Peter 1:3, 4) Those who are born again are given the conviction that they will “rule together as kings” with Christ.—2 Timothy 2:12; 2 Corinthians 1:21, 22.
How is a person born again?
When Jesus discussed the subject, he said that those born again would be “born from water and spirit.” (John 3:5) This expression refers to baptism in water followed by baptism with holy spirit.—Acts 1:5; 2:1-4.
Jesus was the first person to be born again. He was baptized in the Jordan River, after which God anointed (or, baptized) him with holy spirit. Jesus was thus born again by holy spirit as a son of God with the hope of returning to life in heaven. (Mark 1:9-11) God fulfilled this hope by resurrecting Jesus as a spirit creature.—Acts 13:33.
Others who are born again are also baptized in water before they receive the holy spirit. a (Acts 2:38, 41) They then have the sure hope of life in heaven, which God will fulfill in the resurrection.—1 Corinthians 15:42-49.
Misconceptions about being born again
Misconception: A person must be born again to gain salvation or to be a Christian.
Fact: Christ’s sacrifice provides salvation not only for those who are born again as the ones who will rule with Christ in heaven but also for the earthly subjects of God’s Kingdom. (1 John 2:1, 2; Revelation 5:9, 10) That second group of Christians have the opportunity to live forever in Paradise on earth.—Psalm 37:29; Matthew 6:9, 10; Revelation 21:1-5.
Misconception: A person can choose to be born again.
Fact: The opportunity to have a relationship with God and gain salvation is open to all. (1 Timothy 2:3, 4; James 4:8) However, God chooses those who will be born again, or anointed with holy spirit. According to the Bible, being born again “depends, not on a person’s desire or on his effort, but on God.” (Romans 9:16) The expression “born again” can also be rendered “born from above,” confirming that the selection of those who are born again comes “from above,” or from God.—John 3:3, footnote.
say that to people with the real life experience of heaven. I don’t have time for these conversations. I’ll be in heaven in no time. Matthew 5:5. It states, "Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth." This verse, part of the Beatitudes, emphasizes that God blesses those who are humble and gentle, promising them a future inheritance and a place in His kingdom
I’m scared of eternity. If it’s infinite happiness and no sadness, whats the point? Do I become numb? And eternity is so huge. I don’t understand the concept of having infinite happiness for infinite time in infinite space and it scares me a little
In Islam, there is no working in heaven. This whole life we live is the work and is the test, and heaven is where the believer enjoys their existence with one another permanently. If he wanted us to work, he would’ve made us to be angels. Because what separates angels and us is free will.
And we DO know, according to that book, that there will be no relationships as in mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, husbands, wives, cousins, or any earthly relationships you may have had before you died
If you got to work for heaven, wow homeless people or the vulnerable are screwed, if you don’t know what heavens like stop going off on tangents, listen to people who have actually seen the other side in near death experiences, some people having been clinically dead for hours, the way i see it is theres no need to work because theres no need to eat or drink or have shelter, did adam and eve work before their fall?
Bill Weise is a Christian-Man, Who had a vision of Hell and Colton Burpo is a Christian-Boy, Who had a vision of Heaven. Did these people, Actually, have these visions or are they just Delusional?
I wonder….think about soldiers drafted and off to war and died before even having been on a first date. I know its heaven…but theres something sad about someone never having known the joys of a first date. I know out minds will be erased and wont remember the earth and somehow thats comforting.
Do not be surprised at this, because the hour is coming when all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out". John 5: 28-29.
Jehovah created the EARTH for human inhabitation. That was and remains Jehovahs plan!
Satan and Adams rebellion introduced death into humanity. Jesus sacrificial ransom makes possible the Judgment Day and Resurection. Thus restoring Jehovahs plan.
What is the meaning of John 5:28-29? Is Jesus talking about work?
John 5:28–29 pertains to the resurrection. Jesus explained that EVERYONE who has died will be resurrected.
Jesus further explained that some will be resurrected “of life.” Meaning they end up in Heaven for an eternity because they are “saved.” Saved from the consequences of their sins.
And Jesus explained that some will be resurrected “of condemnation.” Meaning, those people who are not “saved” will face Judgment. And ultimately, they will end up in hell.
Jesus uses the phrase regarding “those who have done good” and contrasts it against “those who have done bad.” This is just a simplified way of saying some people are good and some people are bad. (I have used the same phraseology when talking to little children.) But it would be a mistake to take these verses out of context, and then construct some sort of doctrine around them. And thereby, suggest we are “saved” by our “good works.”
We can know that would be incorrect because other passages in the bible make it clear that we are not saved by our “good works.”
“He saved us, not because of deeds done by us in righteousness, but in virtue of his own mercy, by the washing of regeneration and renewal in the Holy Spirit, which he poured out upon us richly through Jesus Christ our Savior, so that we might be justified by his grace and become heirs in hope of eternal life.” (Titus 3:5–7)
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So if we are working is it gonna be something we have done in our life? What if it included sin that you didnt know about, is the job gonna be altered?
Eccl 9:5-10 dead are conscious of nothing at all psalm 46:4 his spirit goes out he goes back to his ground in that day his thoughts perish Ezekiel 18:4 the soul that is sinning it itself will die , Stop lying to everyone
………working in heaven….wt is wrong, guys,
I thought u hard a problem describing ur god, but it seems everything out there is just as vague as the trinity,
I’ve been a Christian all my life and something you said that I still don’t agree with is saying that work is good, for me it’s not, I hate working and have had the best years of my life not working, but I know god has a job we will love but comparing work here to work in heaven isn’t the same.
No, no, no.
People will NOT be in Heaven.
The Kingdom of God descends from Heaven. In it will be the dwelling places of the believers.
Everybody that has died, today still remain dead, knowing nothing that is occurring.
Then on Judgement Day, everybody will be there before the Kingdom and every knee will bow and every tongue will confess.
Then the separations occur.
Lets get back to the "Rapture", the dead are raised from their sleep and those that are alive are suddenly killed, for no flesh will inherit The Incorruptible.
That’s right, nobody just disappears leaving their clothes like the movies and books depict. For it is appointed once to die then to be judged.
Their death though happens so quickly (In a blink of an eye) this occurs at the coming of The Kingdom, read Luke 9:27 also in Revelation 21 that is mistaken as "Heaven".
There are two Baptisms in scripture.
Water (FLOOD)
Fire (NEW CLEAR) : ) you know what I mean.
The righteous themselves will possess the earth and reside forever soon it
I really don’t like the idea of eternal life though
Atlest jesus dosent promise 72 virgins are something else disgusting
The wolf will lay with the lamb, a baby will reach his hand in a den of snakes and be unharmed. No violence will be done on my holy mountain, it will be filled with the knowledge of God.
They will metalsmith all their swords and weapons into beneficial constructions.
Lets not forget Pauls incredible statement, its full understanding unkown to many of us now in 2025
"Does any Christian, when his neighbor wrongs him, dare to go to law in non-Christian courts instead of taking them before the saints [for judgement]? *Or do you not know that the saints will judge the world?* If the world is to be judged by you in the future, don’t you think God thinks you should be competent enough to have [even] the smallest law courts? *Do you not know that we will judge angels?* How much more matters of this life?" 1st Corinthians 6
The destiny of Christians will be far far far greater than "playing harps on fluffy clouds" like Tom and Jerry and far greater than we can imagine. This is [partially] why the way is so difficult, and so hard at times, we are being tested and trained to be unimaginably glorified beings. God, needs to know the power, life and authority he’s going to give to you will be in the right hands. Look at our Master, Jesus, with all his power and authority over everything, did not raise a hand against anyone in revenge or retaliation or personal anger always putting Gods desires first.You are training for reigning, schooling for ruling, you are not just training to play the flute and harp all day on rainbows.
Brainwashed
The cool thing about working in heaven is that we won’t be under the curse that we are here. On earth we have to work to the sweat of our brow. I imagine it will be working like the exact way God originally intended it for us.
What Does It Mean to Be Born Again?
What Does It Mean to Be Born Again?
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The term “born again” refers to a new beginning in the relationship between God and the person who is born again. (John 3:3, 7) God adopts those born again as his children. (Romans 8:15, 16; Galatians 4:5; 1 John 3:1) Similar to those who are legally adopted, they experience a change of status, becoming part of God’s family.—2 Corinthians 6:18.
Why is a person born again?
Jesus said: “Unless anyone is born again, he cannot see the Kingdom of God.” (John 3:3) So being born again prepares a person to rule with Christ in God’s Kingdom. This Kingdom rules from heaven, so the Bible describes the “new birth” as providing an inheritance that is “reserved in the heavens.” (1 Peter 1:3, 4) Those who are born again are given the conviction that they will “rule together as kings” with Christ.—2 Timothy 2:12; 2 Corinthians 1:21, 22.
How is a person born again?
When Jesus discussed the subject, he said that those born again would be “born from water and spirit.” (John 3:5) This expression refers to baptism in water followed by baptism with holy spirit.—Acts 1:5; 2:1-4.
Jesus was the first person to be born again. He was baptized in the Jordan River, after which God anointed (or, baptized) him with holy spirit. Jesus was thus born again by holy spirit as a son of God with the hope of returning to life in heaven. (Mark 1:9-11) God fulfilled this hope by resurrecting Jesus as a spirit creature.—Acts 13:33.
Others who are born again are also baptized in water before they receive the holy spirit. a (Acts 2:38, 41) They then have the sure hope of life in heaven, which God will fulfill in the resurrection.—1 Corinthians 15:42-49.
Misconceptions about being born again
Misconception: A person must be born again to gain salvation or to be a Christian.
Fact: Christ’s sacrifice provides salvation not only for those who are born again as the ones who will rule with Christ in heaven but also for the earthly subjects of God’s Kingdom. (1 John 2:1, 2; Revelation 5:9, 10) That second group of Christians have the opportunity to live forever in Paradise on earth.—Psalm 37:29; Matthew 6:9, 10; Revelation 21:1-5.
Misconception: A person can choose to be born again.
Fact: The opportunity to have a relationship with God and gain salvation is open to all. (1 Timothy 2:3, 4; James 4:8) However, God chooses those who will be born again, or anointed with holy spirit. According to the Bible, being born again “depends, not on a person’s desire or on his effort, but on God.” (Romans 9:16) The expression “born again” can also be rendered “born from above,” confirming that the selection of those who are born again comes “from above,” or from God.—John 3:3, footnote.
say that to people with the real life experience of heaven. I don’t have time for these conversations. I’ll be in heaven in no time. Matthew 5:5. It states, "Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth." This verse, part of the Beatitudes, emphasizes that God blesses those who are humble and gentle, promising them a future inheritance and a place in His kingdom
Preach it
I’m scared of eternity. If it’s infinite happiness and no sadness, whats the point? Do I become numb? And eternity is so huge. I don’t understand the concept of having infinite happiness for infinite time in infinite space and it scares me a little
In Islam, there is no working in heaven. This whole life we live is the work and is the test, and heaven is where the believer enjoys their existence with one another permanently. If he wanted us to work, he would’ve made us to be angels. Because what separates angels and us is free will.
1cor 8:5-6 even though there are many Gods , to us (the early Christians) there is only ONE God the FATHER and one lord Jesus Christ
DO THEY HAVE CLASSIC CARS IN HEAVEN?
Working in heaven?? Yeah I’ll stick to my 72 virgins cuz life is the work and heaven is retirement
Isaiah 65:17-25
There is no heaven or hell. Stay away from the stupid bible!!
Amen.
And we DO know, according to that book, that there will be no relationships as in mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, husbands, wives, cousins, or any earthly relationships you may have had before you died
Paradise earth is our home not heaven.
Can anyone tell me what he means by "working"? Just curious
The Bible actually describes what heaven is gonna look like in full detail he also describes what hell and Hades look like
God knows what work to give each person he made us after all
Heaven to me is piece of mind
Nobody is going to a literal hell , read and understand your Bible
WOW! AMEN
the phones rings in heaven, and a voice on the other ends say," We’ve been trying to reach you about your vehicle’s warranty"!!
It will be great to be busy and enjoy together a perfect fraternity with the Lord simultaneously!!!
But what if you love god and Jesus but your life style may not be holy?
Sure there will be….and you probably still believe in Santa Claus also .
I wouldn’t mind working in heaven just long as my family is there
what if heaven is only a better alternative to hell? like what do we even do?
If you got to work for heaven, wow homeless people or the vulnerable are screwed, if you don’t know what heavens like stop going off on tangents, listen to people who have actually seen the other side in near death experiences, some people having been clinically dead for hours, the way i see it is theres no need to work because theres no need to eat or drink or have shelter, did adam and eve work before their fall?
Bill Weise is a Christian-Man, Who had a vision of Hell and Colton Burpo is a Christian-Boy, Who had a vision of Heaven. Did these people, Actually, have these visions or are they just Delusional?
I wonder….think about soldiers drafted and off to war and died before even having been on a first date. I know its heaven…but theres something sad about someone never having known the joys of a first date. I know out minds will be erased and wont remember the earth and somehow thats comforting.
Do not be surprised at this, because the hour is coming when all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out". John 5: 28-29.
Jehovah created the EARTH for human inhabitation. That was and remains Jehovahs plan!
Satan and Adams rebellion introduced death into humanity. Jesus sacrificial ransom makes possible the Judgment Day and Resurection. Thus restoring Jehovahs plan.
What is the meaning of John 5:28-29? Is Jesus talking about work?
John 5:28–29 pertains to the resurrection. Jesus explained that EVERYONE who has died will be resurrected.
Jesus further explained that some will be resurrected “of life.” Meaning they end up in Heaven for an eternity because they are “saved.” Saved from the consequences of their sins.
And Jesus explained that some will be resurrected “of condemnation.” Meaning, those people who are not “saved” will face Judgment. And ultimately, they will end up in hell.
Jesus uses the phrase regarding “those who have done good” and contrasts it against “those who have done bad.” This is just a simplified way of saying some people are good and some people are bad. (I have used the same phraseology when talking to little children.) But it would be a mistake to take these verses out of context, and then construct some sort of doctrine around them. And thereby, suggest we are “saved” by our “good works.”
We can know that would be incorrect because other passages in the bible make it clear that we are not saved by our “good works.”
“He saved us, not because of deeds done by us in righteousness, but in virtue of his own mercy, by the washing of regeneration and renewal in the Holy Spirit, which he poured out upon us richly through Jesus Christ our Savior, so that we might be justified by his grace and become heirs in hope of eternal life.” (Titus 3:5–7)
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Is there free will in heaven? What about sin?
Jhon 17:3 this means everlasting life their getting to know you the ONLY TRUE GOD and of the one YOU (the father sent forth Jesus Christ
So if we are working is it gonna be something we have done in our life? What if it included sin that you didnt know about, is the job gonna be altered?
………ahhhhh……. Wait…….. Working!!!!!!!……… I’ll pass on the whiole working thing……… I still got work even after I’m dead
AMEN
Eccl 9:5-10 dead are conscious of nothing at all psalm 46:4 his spirit goes out he goes back to his ground in that day his thoughts perish Ezekiel 18:4 the soul that is sinning it itself will die , Stop lying to everyone
Can you imagine how boring that would get waking up everyday serving God for eternity? Foolishness!
………working in heaven….wt is wrong, guys,
I thought u hard a problem describing ur god, but it seems everything out there is just as vague as the trinity,
I’ve been a Christian all my life and something you said that I still don’t agree with is saying that work is good, for me it’s not, I hate working and have had the best years of my life not working, but I know god has a job we will love but comparing work here to work in heaven isn’t the same.