Re: What Will Heaven Be Like?

Posted by Bible Probe on July 23, 2005 at 11:04:40:

In Reply to: Re: What Will Heaven Be Like? posted by Kathy on July 23, 2005 at 10:22:33:

Yes Kathy:

This will be your assignment in heaven, should you accept it.

You will be on the comittee to recommend to God what new dimensions you want to see God create. In order to perform this job efficiently, you have to become an expert on the dimensions that already exist beyond the veil of this present earth dimension.

As a collateral duty, you will be in charge of the angels who constantly travel between earth and heaven carrying tears in bottles, which get deposited in the great depository in heaven known as the "Hall of Tears". Every tear that a Christian has shed is stored there.

On your day off you go "creation gliding". This is where you zoom at the speed of sound throughout all creation. What's unique about this creation gliding is that as you ask questions in your mind about what you see --you instantly are told the answer via a special "back channel" link to God. Time is no barrier for a "creation glider". You can stand with Jesus as He meets with Moses and Elijah, you can watch as the Red Sea gets parted, and marvel at all the demons who immediately just understood their predictament and doom as Jesus says; "It is finished". Or, you can watch the small Spartan band hold off the Millions of Persians at Thermopylae in 480 BC. You will marvel at their skill, courage and patriotism. The next time you "creation glide" you may even visit George Washington and his troops as he slips out of Brooklyn and from a sure annihilation by the British under the cover of a miraculous fog. What you really want to see is if God "fixed it" for old George to insure Israel had a friend later on down the line.

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