When I've fought the last fight,
When my battles all are won
As I finish my earthly abode
All my burdens I'll lay down
In exchange for a crown
At the end of life's road
I will see all my friends
All the ones loved so dear
Who are in heavens estate
And my love ones I will see
Who are waiting there for me
Waiting just inside the gate
I will meet all the saints
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
Many others will also be there
First of all to see His face
Who on Calvary took my place
When we meet in the city so fair
When I come to the end of life's road
I will enter that heavenly abode
No more pain or misery I'll bear
No more sorrow or sin I will share
When I come to the end of life's road
Have you given thought to your final heavenly obituary? The Apostle Paul did. And it was very good. ( 2 Timothy 4:6-7 )
Someday we will leave this old world, either by a physical death or by God calling us home in His rapture of the saints. ( 1 Cor 15: 51-56 ) And, we will rest forever in one of two places: 1) In the presence of the living God or 2) Being separated from God in a place of torment. It's our call.
I once heard an individual say, "he did not believe in life after death, so he was not worried". My response to this statement is, " who is he, that he alone, a mere mortal man, can change the course of the all might God's plan for the ages. ( Hebrews 9:27 )
Yes, God does gives mankind a free will to chose good or evil. However, God's desire is that all will except His free Grace, by Faith. ( Ephesians 2:8-9 )
You see, Christ died on Calvary's cross for your sins. ( 1 Cor 15: 1-5 ) How about you, friend, was this death in vain ?
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