Sunday, August 2, 2020

WE WILL GO TO OUR OWN “PLACE” - God will force no one to descend downward to hell, because He is not willing that any should perish. Let’s remember that on that golden shore, there stands a loving Lord who delights in seeing men ascend in thought and in deed to forevermore dwell with him in a “place” He has prepared - we will ascend to our own “place” the Lord has prepared for us, only if we have been obedient to the will of the Father. Because of his transgression, the traitor Judas, “fell, that he might go to his own place.” There was no one to force him into it — he went to his own “place” of his own volition. If we capture a worm, a beaver, or a bird and let them all go at the same time, they will each go to his own sphere or “place” — the earth, the water, and the upper atmosphere. We do not need to force them in order for them to go to their own “place.” If we hold a stone and an inflated helium balloon in our hand, letting them go at the same time, one will descend, while the other will ascend. They will only rest when they find their true “place.” God will force no one to descend downward to hell, because He is not willing that any should perish. Thus, if we find ourselves descending downward to that “place,“ it will be as we have willingly built for ourselves while here on earth. On that golden shore, there stands a loving Lord who delights in seeing men ascend in thought and in deed to forevermore dwell with him in a “place” He has prepared.

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MY TREASURE BOX" : A STUDY GUIDE ACTS 1:15-26God will force no one to descend downward to hell, because He is not willing that any should perish. Let’s remember that on that golden shore, there stands a loving Lord who delights in seeing men ascend in thought and in deed to forevermore dwell with him in a “place” He has prepared - we will ascend to our own “place” the Lord has prepared for us, only if we  have been obedient to the will of the Father
By Mike Riley


 
Was it necessary to replace Judas after his death? - QuoraThe writer Luke records that because of his transgression, the traitor Judas, “fell, that he might go to his own place” (Acts 1:25).
There was no one to force him into it — he went to his own “place” of his own volition.
If we capture a worm, a beaver, or a bird and let them all go at the same time, they will each go to his own sphere or “place” — the earth, the water, and the upper atmosphere.
We do not need to force them in order for them to go to their own “place.”
Who were the 12 disciples? | Bibleinfo.comIf we hold a stone and an inflated helium balloon in our hand, letting them go at the same time, one will descend, while the other will ascend.
They will only rest when they find their true “place.”
Similarly, God will force no one to descend downward to hell, because He is not willing that any should perish (2 Peter 3:9).
The Catholic Defender: Judas Iscariot, the Apostle Who Betrayed ...Thus, if we find ourselves descending downward to that “place,“ it will be because that is the natural course for such a character as we have willingly built for ourselves while here on earth.
Let’s remember that on that golden shore, there stands a loving Lord who delights in seeing men ascend in thought and in deed to forevermore dwell with him in a “place” He has prepared (cf. 2 Corinthians 6:14-18; 2 Corinthians 10:1-6; Colossians 3:16-17; Revelation 21:3; John 14:2).
On that great judgment day, we will ascend to our own “place” the Lord has prepared for us, only if we (through our own volition) have been obedient to the will of the Father (Matthew 7:21; Romans 2:13; James 1:22; 1 Peter 1:22; cf. Joshua 24:14-15).
Mike Riley, member of the Montana St. church of Christ, El Paso, Texas.
The Preacher’s Files went online in September of 2001 with a collection of links and a few sermon outlines and high hopes to be of great use to the Kingdom of God.  It has been growing since that time into a major resource for Bible teaching on the internet.  In 2010 645,387 unique visitors visited 1,133,239 times and read 6,601,537 pages.  I’m thankful to God for the opportunity to send His Gospel to the nations of the world.
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