"The end game".
God wins -- Q.
However, I prefer to use adifferent verb tense. Rather than future tense, I prefer past tense. God won.
My current understanding:
God has invited each of us to His Never Ending Victory Celebration.
Our choices in this life create who we are and will reveal our true answer to His invitation.
During our Final Judgment, Our Creator will judge our creation.
Kek.
Christ promised us that Our Father and our Final Judge will judge us as we judge others during our time in this life.
Yea or yikes?
"The end game".
God wins -- Q.
However, I prefer to use adifferent verb tense. Rather than future tense, I prefer past tense. God won.
My current understanding:
God has invited each of us to His Never Ending Victory Celebration.
Our choices in this life create who we are and will reveal our true answer to His invitation.
During our Final Judgment, Our Creator will judge our creation.
Kek.
Fortunately, Christ promised us that our Final Judge will judge us as we judge others during our time in this life. Yea or yikes?
"The end game".
God wins -- Q.
However, I prefer to use adifferent verb tense. Rather than future tense, I prefer past tense. God won.
My current understanding:
God has invited each of us to His Never Ending Victory Celebration.
Our choices in this life create who we are and will reveal our true answer to His invitation.
During our Final Judgment, Our Creator will judge our creation.
Kek.
Fortunately, Christ promised us that our Final Judge will judge us as we judge others during our time in this life. Yea or yipes?
"The end game".
God wins -- Q.
I prefer a different verb tense. Rather than future tense, I prefer past tense. God won.
Each of us have been invited to His Never Ending Victory Celebration.
Our choices in this life create who we are and reveals our true answer to His invitation.
During our Final Judgment, Our Creator will judge our creation.
Kek.
Fortunately, Christ promised us that our Final Judge will judge us as we judge others during our time in this life.