Arthur, I need a little more input here please:
Judgement Day also precludes the possibility, which so many of us treasure, that we will be re-united with our loved ones upon our own death. (Show me a text or two to prove your statement)
This is quite a large and fundamental breach in the fabric of what Jesus taught in his ministry on Earth. He did not mention judgement except as an on-going and current process by which God knew each of us. (Please back up your statement with a text)
While Luke speaks of the resurrection of the Just, he does not say when or how that shall occur. (Back up text)
Matthew, in the parable of the talents, speaks more of an earthly justice and rewards in this realm but, even if you transliterate what is said, there is no indication at all of a final Judgement day. (Show Text please)
In my forum, I need proof from the Bible of statements such as you have made. In all my threads, I back up everything with Bible texts.
Thanks!
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