2. SALVATION

Chapter 6.

Repentance & Behavior

You might say,


"Then, are you saying that we don’t need repentance of our sins and holy deeds?"


I'm writing chapter 6 
for those who says that.




Repentance of sins and 

holy deeds are “must-do” requirements closely related to 
the reward for the believers 
"who are the people of heaven."

It just has nothing to do with
the conditions for going to heaven.



There are two things that
you'll realize in chapter 6.



01  
Even if you are saved, 

if you live in love with 

the world and neglect repentance and holiness,

you will not inherit heaven.


02  
No matter how corrupt 
God's children are, 

they go to somewhere different than the hell where ‘tares’ are 

supposed to go.





Compare the following
two verses in detail.


 

  

Outside are the dogs,
 those who practice magic arts, the sexually immoral,

the murderers, the idolaters and everyone who loves and practices falsehood. 」
(Revelation 22:15)




  

「 The cowardly, the unbelieving, the vile, the murderers, the sexually immoral, those who practice magic arts, the idolaters and all liars--their place will be in the fiery lake of burning sulfur. This is the second death. 
(Revelation 21:8)




When you read them carefully,
 you will find that the sins in those two verses are very similar.


However, these two types of people
 go to different places.



One is to 'the outer darkness.'

The other is to 'the lake of fire.'



I've made the above verses
 into a chart for an easy view.

Their sins on the list
 are the same.


The difference between them

 is that the people on the left are "dogs,"


and those on the right are "unbelievers."


Remember the previous parable about sheep and goats.




Dogs : Unbelievers


Who are "the dogs"?

 


 

「 As "a dog" 
returns to its vomit,

so a fool repeats his folly. 」 

(Proverb 26:11)




"The dogs" refer to "believers"
 who have been saved,
 but go back to their old evil deeds.


"The cowardly, the unbelieving" 
are the "tares" who rejected 
God to the end.



"In addition,"



the people on the left go to 

the darkness outside the city
 to be punished, 

but those on the right go to

 the fiery lake of burning sulfur.



Outer Darkness
: Lake of Fire



I'll give you a short conclusion.


After being saved,

those who go back

to the world and indulge in it 

will not inherit heaven and

they will be thrown into 
the darkness outside the city.



That is why repentance of sins and holy deeds are 'must-do' requirements.



"Just" 

These two things,

repentance and holy deeds,

are closely related to the reward,

such as the inheritance of heaven, but not leading to the judgment 
that decides heaven or hell.


"Also" 

They are the children of God, 

so they do not go to hell 
where ‘tares’ go.



There are many things 

to discuss with, 

but I will only explain short terms. 


For more information, 

see 👉Reborn Series


The most
 important events
 in human history are the following three.

We can see that
 God values these three events

because He marked those three events on specific years
 with the hexagonal figures.



The top of these greatest and most crucial events is the crucifixion.



The most amazing event that God, who created this universe, came down to earth in the flesh 
to save His own creatures
and died for them.
  


However, if we think it over,
we can’t help wondering.


Why did He do that?

Why did it have to be the "crucifixion"?



We just don't understand 

why Almighty God, 

the foundation of wisdom, chose to sacrifice Himself to save us.


Chapter 7 tracks down

the mystery.


 2. SALVATION

Chapter 6.

Repentance & Behavior

You might say,

 

"Then, are you saying that 

we don’t need repentance of 

our sins and holy deeds?" 

 

I'm writing chapter 6 for those who says that.




Repentance of sins and holy deeds are 

"must-do" requirements closely related to the reward 

for the believers "who are the people of heaven." 

It just has nothing to do with going to heaven. 




There are two things that you'll realize in chapter 6.


  01  Even if you are saved, 

        if you live in love with the world 

        and neglect repentance and holiness, 

        you will not inherit heaven.

   

  02  No matter how corrupt God's children are, 

        they go to somewhere different than the hell 

        where 'tares' are supposed to go. 







Compare the following two verses in detail.

 

  

「 Outside are the dogs,

those who practice magic arts,

the sexually immoral, the murderers, the idolaters

and everyone who loves and practices falsehood. 」
(Revelation 22:15)




  

「 The cowardly, the unbelieving, the vile,

the murderers, the sexually immoral,

those who practice magic arts, the idolaters and

all liars--their place will be in the fiery lake

of burning sulfur. This is the second death. 
(Revelation 21:8)





When you read them carefully, you will find that

the sins in those two verses are very similar.


However, these two types of people go to different places.

     

One is to 'the outer darkness.'

The other is to 'the lake of fire.'



I've made the above verses into a chart for an easy view.


Their sins on the list are the same.


The difference between them is that 

the people on the left are "dogs," and 

those on the right are "unbelievers."


Remember the previous parable about sheep and goats.




Dogs : Unbelievers


Who are "the dogs"?




 

 

  

「 As "a dog" returns to its vomit, 

so a fool repeats his folly. 」
(Proverbs 26:11)

"The dogs" refer to "believers" who have been saved, 

but go back to their old evil deeds.

"The cowardly, the unbelieving," are the 

"tares" who rejected God to the end.



"In addition," 


the people on the left go to 

the darkness outside the city to be punished, 

but those on the right go to the fiery lake of burning sulfur



Outer Darkness : Lake of Fire


I'll give you a short conclusion.


After being saved, those who go back to the world and 

indulge in it will not inherit heaven and 

they will be thrown into the darkness outside the city.


That is why repentance of sins and 

holy deeds are 'must-do' requirements.

 



"Just" 

These two things, repentance and holy deeds, 

are closely related to the reward, such as the inheritance of heaven, 

but not leading to the judgment that decides heaven or hell.


"Also" 

They are the children of God, 

so they do not go to hell where ‘tares’ go.



There are many things to discuss with, 

but I will only explain short terms. 


For more information, see 👉Reborn Series

The most important events

in human history are

the following three.

We can see that God values these three events

because He marked those three events on specific years

with the hexagonal figures.


The top of these greatest and 

most crucial events is the crucifixion.


The most amazing event that
God, who created this universe,

 came down to the earth in the flesh 

to save His own creatures and died for them.



However, 

if we think it over, we can’t help wondering. 



Why did He do that?

Why did it have to be the "crucifixion"?



We just don't understand why 
Almighty God, the foundation of wisdom, 

chose to sacrifice Himself to save us.


Chapter 7 tracks down the mystery.