Every Eye Shall See Him - Brad Jersak

[@joelgalley3382]

Brilliant! .. I've always maintained that Paul believed that what Jesus had done for him, he would eventually do for all people ✝️

[@jasonegeland1446]

Definitely. Saul the killer to Paul the saint. That just reveals to us the power Christ has in eventually opening everyone's hearts.

[@jimstrahan3271]

Brad, that was outstanding, once again. I’d also like to add that Jesus prayed for God’s will to be done three times that night. I am convinced that He was praying for and pointing to the three groups who would be harvested - barley, wheat and grapes. As you know, when Jesus appeared to me at age seven, one of the last things He relayed to me, after waking me up and revealing Himself, was that it was nighttime and people were naturally asleep to His presence, just as i had been. However, He said that morning would come, and all would be awakened to what He had done for them on the Cross. Those few moments changed my life completely, and I have no doubt that His appearance at morning time will completely change us all. I know my story may make some feel a bit uncomfortable because it appears to be so unusual. But it is not unusual in the message burned in my mind : Unmerited favor (grace) for this one sinner (me) means unmerited for all, especially since God is no respector of persons and does not show favoritism. He loves us all, and I will continue to testify to His goodness just as you and others are doing on this wonderful channel.

[@benindahl9233]

Love that Sir

[@allsaintsmonastery]

ULTIMATELY, IT IS THE CONSCIENCE, BEHOLDING THE GLORY AND COMPREHENDING THE LOVE THAT, BEING CLEANSED BY THAT VERY FLAME, TURNS US TOWARD THE FACE OF CHRIST AND OPENS THE GATES OF PARADISE EVEN TO THE ONE WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY NOT BELIEVED.

[@colingallagher1648]

thanks for all your posts

[@louiseeliza3495]

That was sublime!

[@Rose-bw7to]

This is SO good!!!❤

[@justplainliam]

"healing of our wills..." i do believe that will happen for everyone.

[@jamescannon7267]

This IS the Gospel in a single thought…..

[@rboyer5946]

Yes, right on

[@Jon-jw4xx]

How do we have an encounter with Christ?

[@Lasse-zj6ps]

Whats the most significant probability factor for belief or unbelief? - geography right? Whats up with that?

[@victoriac.5914]

Somewhere in the labyrinth of free will you bump into the hard walls of our own stubborn determinism to be "free." Free from what? I don't know, but I'm determined to find out....

[@hellie_el]

❤❤❤

[@DIBBY40]

Brilliant. I've had many arguments with Christians on free will. We do not have free will Romans 7 Paul says we are slaves to sin. A slave has no free will.

[@paulpaulsen7245]

Thank you very much! That argument from Rom 7 - is it not a theological argument? Nonbelievers will naturally doubt it. There is another groundbreaking argument against a human free will coming from anthropology. This argument appears to be the litmus test of God´s saving love for all humanity - the existence of mentally disabled humans. I grew up with a couple of those precious folks back in the 60s & 70s in my German community. Are they able to have a normal or sophisticated conversation as we have in this channel? Noooooope! Are they able to consciously & deliberately make decisions for God? Hardly! And those people helped me to understand the absolute love & will of God to save all humans! See here a fine clip with such people from Sigur Ros, a famous band from Iceland - so long from Germany! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn2ZZXWZeLd3d6c

[@Denise0752]

@David Dibben. "Were" slaves to sin. We are now slaves of God. ( see Rom. 6: 15-23) "20 For when you were slaves of sin, you were free in regard to righteousness. 21 But what fruit were you getting at that time from the things of which you are now ashamed? For the end of those things is death. 22 But now that you have been set free from sin and have become slaves of God, the fruit you get leads to sanctification and its end, eternal life. 23 For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.

[@MarieGlen444]

Amen, Jesus said, “All those in the tombs/graves will hear God’s voice and will come forth” (from the graves) “some into the resurrection of life (into THE millennium). And some into the resurrection of judgment” (Jn.5:28-29) which ->elsewhere He calls agelasting-correction or that is “aionion/eonian-kolasis/correction” (Mt.25:46). Which resurrection into the judgment/correction is “aFter THE thousand years/THE millennium” (Rev.20:5). So there’s another millennium? As there needs to occur all of Rev.20:5 and 7-13.. So an EIGHTH ‘day’ follows the 7th/Sabbath millennium (Jn.7:37). Any one who’s name - by end of the “8th” - is still not in the book of Life will be corrected via the universal fiery regenesis which follows it - Lake of fire as event, not a ‘place’. But I believe Jesus “will draw all” (Jn.12:32) so no “souls hurt by the second death”/fiery ReGenesis of a new universe.

[@Jon-jw4xx]

What is the resurrection of the judgement?

[@williamoarlock8634]

'Every eye' in Christian fantasy.