Yes, I think so.
"Then shall I know as I am known"
God has a perfect knowledge of us, ("...as I am known",) and so our knowledge in heaven must also be perfect, in some way, since, (Then shall I know as I am...). The only way this can be true of us in heaven and yet not compete with God's solitary and unique attribute of infinite knowledge is that is heaven, God will perfectly, infinitely know us while we will perfectly but finitely know both Him and others. A knowledge of those whom you have loved on Earth who now reside in Heaven that is scetchy and imperfect is therefore impossible. You will perfectly know...All you should finitely know and certainly you should know those whom God has deliberately and eternally placed you with in Heaven to be endless companions with. It has to be a perfect knowledge on both sides, only differing in the extent or within the boundaries of that perfect knowledge. You'll know.
"Then shall I know as I am known"
God has a perfect knowledge of us, ("...as I am known",) and so our knowledge in heaven must also be perfect, in some way, since, (Then shall I know as I am...). The only way this can be true of us in heaven and yet not compete with God's solitary and unique attribute of infinite knowledge is that is heaven, God will perfectly, infinitely know us while we will perfectly but finitely know both Him and others. A knowledge of those whom you have loved on Earth who now reside in Heaven that is scetchy and imperfect is therefore impossible. You will perfectly know...All you should finitely know and certainly you should know those whom God has deliberately and eternally placed you with in Heaven to be endless companions with. It has to be a perfect knowledge on both sides, only differing in the extent or within the boundaries of that perfect knowledge. You'll know.
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