Christ will be our final Judge

Core Interrelations

CONSOLIDATION:
Even though we are all so frail, Jesus is coming back to Judge, and gives life to whom he is pleased to give it. Through Jesus the thoughts of many hearts will be revealed. In the end we will all be rewarded by Christ according to our works, and nothing can change his decision.

God the Father and Jesus his Son continue working. They are together and show the principles by what they do. Jesus seeks to please God the Father, and judges according to His principles.

Jesus has been given authority to judge whether we believe His word and do good, whether we really love the Lord more than our selfish ways, whether we overcame our harmful desires and are applying the principles (one is believing in Him), because as a man he knows us.

Therefore do these things now; don't wait, it's essential because the Judge is coming! He will separate those who did these things from those who didn't. Those who did have eternal life, those who didn't will be condemned.

Those that like to impress others and be honored publicly, but take advantage of those in difficult circumstances, will be punished most severely.

+    Jesus is coming back to Judge us, and will judge according to God the Father's principles (one is for us to believe in Jesus), even though we are all so frail.

+    Jesus is coming back to Judge us, and he gives life to whom he is pleased to give it.

+    Jesus is coming back to Judge us, and the thoughts of many hearts will be revealed.

+    In the end Jesus is coming back to Judge us, and will reward us according to our works.

+    In the end Jesus is coming back to Judge us, and nothing can change his decision.

+    Christ will be our final Judge, and has been given authority to judge us because as a man he knows us.

+    Jesus coming back to Judge us, and not waiting to believe His word and do good, love the Lord more than your selfish ways.

+    Christ will be our final Judge, and will judge whether we believed His word and applied God's principles, overcoming our harmful desires.

+    Christ being our final Judge, and repenting of the harm we've done in our selfish ways, turning, trying to apply God's principles.

+    Christ being our final Judge, and believers having the Holy Spirit and walking with God in spite of persecution.

+    Jesus is coming back to Judge us, and will give eternal life to those who believed in Him and bore good fruit.

-    Jesus is coming back to Judge us, and those who did not believe in Him and bear good fruit will be condemned.

-    Christ will be our final Judge, and those who refused to repent will be thrown into unquenchable fire.

-    Christ will be our final Judge, and unbelievers who deceive people away from the truth, from God, will be exposed to everyone.

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CORE: God the Father and Jesus his Son continue working. They are together and show the principles by what they do. Jesus gives life to whom he is pleased to give it, and He has been given authority to judge whether we believe His word and do good (whether we really love the Lord more than our selfish ways), because as a man he knows us. Those who do these things have eternal life, those who don't will be condemned. Jesus seeks to please God the Father, and judges according to His principles. Even though we are all so frail, Jesus is coming back to Judge, looking to see who overcame their harmful desires and is applying the principles (one is believing in Him); so apply them now, don't wait, it's essential, essential, essential, the Judge is coming! He will separate those who applied them from those who didn't. Some unbelievers deceive people away from the truth, from God Himself. They and their followers will be exposed and judged unfavorably, and what they did in private will be proclaimed to everyone.

And Simeon blessed them, and said unto Mary his mother, Behold, this child is set for [destined to cause WU] the fall and rising again of many in Israel; and for a sign which shall be spoken against; ........ that the thoughts of many hearts may be revealed. LK 2:25-35

Those that like to impress others and be honored publicly, but take advantage of those in difficult circumstances, will be punished most severely. The poor who give to God are honored. Repent, confess your harmfulness, prepare the way for the Lord to come into your life. A godly heritage won't save you. If you don't produce good fruit, (apply the principles), you will be thrown into hell. Repentance is shown by how we try to apply the principles. God will throw those who refuse to repent into unquenchable fire. Those who repent will be cleansed by and given life in the Holy Spirit, but will also pass through trials. God will enable you to believe in spite of the persecution you will endure on your journey. Satan tries to disrupt your walk with God, and some unbelievers bring persecution and death to believers. In the end we will all be rewarded by Christ according to our works, and nothing can change his decision.

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