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I got back a reply over in another discussion that is so insightful that I asked permission to quote it into a new post over here.
Could our domestic animals and pets ultimately play a role in the judgment of us humans?
Isaiah11:9
"They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain: for the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea."
Isaiah 65:25
"The wolf and the lamb shall feed together, and the lion shall eat straw like the bullock: and dust shall bethe serpent's meat. They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain, saith the LORD."
Former Atheist and near death experiencer Howard Storm was shown that by the year 2185 God wanted to make the earth
utopian / millennial...... and animals were going to greatly benefit from the changes in us humans.
Should Christians fight against fallen angels.... not each other?
Should Christians fight against fallen angels.... not each other?
Could our domestic animals and pets ultimately play a role in the judgment of us humans?
Isaiah11:9
"They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain: for the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea."
Isaiah 65:25
"The wolf and the lamb shall feed together, and the lion shall eat straw like the bullock: and dust shall bethe serpent's meat. They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain, saith the LORD."
Former Atheist and near death experiencer Howard Storm was shown that by the year 2185 God wanted to make the earth
utopian / millennial...... and animals were going to greatly benefit from the changes in us humans.
Should Christians fight against fallen angels.... not each other?
Should Christians fight against fallen angels.... not each other?
The last will be first and the first will be last.
Think, for a minute, if that principle really applies to all souls. Thus you have man standing in judgment of the angels.
Whether there should be mercy or hope for the fallen angels or Satan is an interesting speculation.
But let's move down a rung. Man will judge the angels. That has been revealed. Suppose what has also been revealed but not understood is that sheep will judge men.
Jesus is, after all, the Lamb of God, and in John's Revelation, at the height of the revelation in Heaven, he did not see Jesus standing there before the sealed scroll: he saw a lamb.
Suppose Jesus is not simply a god-man, but also a god-sheep. He will judge the angels as a man, and man as a man, but suppose for a moment that he will also judge man as a lamb - as a sheep.
How would the sheep judge men?
"You take our babies and eat them. You take the milk we make for our babies. You eat our flesh. You skin us. You slit our throats for your bizarre religious rituals."
Are we not demons to the sheep? Smarter than they are. Immensely stronger. More cunning. We lead them easily. They follow peacefully. And we slaughter them all. We take their babies and kill them and eat them. All of them. Are we ever kind to any sheep?
Suppose the Lamb of God judges us as a Lamb, for the sheep.
Would the only possible atonement be for us to realize that we stand, in relation to the sheep, as the demons do in relationship to us, and choose, of our own volition, to reduce the pleasure of our lives by ceasing to eat the offspring of our subject species?
Would we not say that the demons would have to do the same, to have any "hope" of being forgiven?
Or do we believe that we've just gotta eat the babies of the weakest, and the demons, too, just gotta eat our souls and bodies, because for us to do without their flesh, or for the demons to do without ours, would be just too inconvenient and take the savor out of life?
Can the demons be saved if they keep eating us?
Can the humans be saved if we keep eating the lambs?
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