Marvels of space and time, history, the complete testament- A Submitter

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Having completed the 'marvels of space and time, history, the complete testament', I guess I hope there is a dua out there even if it is from me, that we should be given another chance, because the Quran talks of earth belonging to God, so we are given allegories which are relevant to our witness on earth while we live. After the completion, one could pray to not fall for the same points of rejection of faith, disbelief and undevout worship of idols, we can pray to live as children of God, who learn right from wrong, observe good from evil, know light from darkness.

We have been placed on earth to give us a second chance to redeem our souls, whether what has occurred through television and media, only brings with it a lot of distrust, anyway the failure of the world of hearing, the seduction of the world of seeing, the falsehood of the world of speaking. Well then there is the fourth which is doing, God is the best Judge, the best Lord and Master, the best Helper.

Those who neglected their souls, or lied due to polytheism trying to corrupt, must ask them selves is corruption eternal, does corruption last forever, or is innocence which lasts forever. They say children have an imagination, they say children are innocent, they say children... Do they mean young people, or linguistically talking of the children of God? Before we continue,what do you mean by children of God? Because you see the Christians are looking at history, and trying to emphasise and utilise the same ideas for their own religion, This is taken from http//www.masjidtucson.org/publications/books/jesus/chapter7.pdf
GOD?S CHILDREN DO NOT SUFFER
God?s children do not suffer. This appears to be an unrealistic concept, but it is prevalent
throughout the scripture. In the Old Testament, we read the following
You who dwell in the shelter of the Most High, who abide in the
shadow of the Almighty, Say to the Lord, ?My refuge and my
fortress, my God, in whom I trust.? For he will rescue you from
the snare of the fowler, from the destroying pestilence. With his
pinions he will cover you, and under his wings you shall take
refuge; his faithfulness is a buckler and a shield. You shall notfear the terror of the night nor the arrow that flies by day; Not
the pestilence that roams in darkness nor the devastating plague
at noon. Though a thousand fall at your side, ten thousand at
your right side, near you it shall not come. Rather with your eyes
shall you behold and see the requital of the wicked, Because you
have the Lord for your refuge; you have made the Most High
your stronghold. No evil shall befall you, nor shall a liction
come near your tent, For to his angels he has given command
about you, that they guard you in all your ways. Upon their
hands they shall bear you up, lest you dash your foot against a
stone. You shall tread upon the asp and the viper; you shall
trample down the lion and the dragon.

This Psalm proclaims a consistent biblical premise that God?s children are fully
protected from suffering. This is in direct contradiction with any doctrine requiring the
kind of suffering that Jesus?one of God?s favorite children?supposedly endured. The
Psalmist informs us that God ?has given command to his angels that they guard you in all
your ways. Upon their hands they shall bear you up, lest you dash your foot against a
stone.?
Yes, there are exceptions to this biblical rule, but such exceptions can be explained. The
righteous must first pass what can be termed ?admission tests,? before being admitted
into God?s kingdom. Once the candidate is proven to be unshakably devoted to God, he
or she is admitted into God?s grace and perfect happiness.
The example of Job is a perfect illustration. We are told that Satan challenged Job?s piety,
and was allowed to afflict Job, within limits imposed by God, in order to prove Job?s
sincerity and steadfastness in his devotion to God
But Satan answered the Lord and said, ?Is it for nothing that Job
is God-fearing? Have you not surrounded him and his family
and all that he has with your protection? You have blessed the
work of his hands, and his livestock are spread over the land.
But now put forth your hand and touch anything that he has, and
surely he will blaspheme you to your face.? And the Lord said to
Satan, ?Behold, all that he has is in your power; only do not lay
a hand upon his person.? So Satan went forth from the presence
of the Lord.

Satan proceeded to test Job with affliction after affliction, but Job was not shaken from
his devotion
Job ...cast himself prostrate upon the ground, and said, ?Naked I
came forth from my mother?s womb, and naked shall I go back
again. The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; blessed bethe name of the Lord!? In all this Job did not sin, nor did he say
anything disrespectful of God.

When Job had proven himself and passed all of Satan?s tests, God removed the
afflictions
Also, the Lord restored the prosperity of Job, after he had
prayed for his friends; the Lord even gave to Job twice as much
as he had before.

Once the tests were over, Job was accepted as a ?child of God? and was generously
rewarded for his steadfastness in the face of the suffering inflicted upon him by Satan.
The New Testament confirms the idea of perfect happiness for God?s children. A good
example is found in Luke 1228-31 where God?s children are exhorted to ?stop worrying?
about the provisions of this world. They are told that God is fully aware of their needs,
and will automatically fill such needs once they belong with Him
If God clothes in such splendor the grass of the field, which
grows today and is thrown on the fire tomorrow, how much more
will he provide for you, O weak in faith! It is not for you to be in
search of what you are to eat or drink. Stop worrying. The
unbelievers of this world are always running after these things.
Your father knows that you need such things. Seek out instead his
kingship over you, and the rest will follow in turn.

CONCLUSION
The scripture clearly tells us that we each ?reap what we sow.? Jesus will not save us.
God, not Jesus, is the savior of each and every one of us. He is the one we must pray to.
He is the one we must be devoted to.
Furthermore, God guarantees protection for those who become His children by their
devotion. Once admitted into God?s protection, there is no real suffering for God?s
children.
As the story of Job shows us, Satan is theinflictor of suffering. This suffering is inflicted,
within strictly imposed limits, upon those undergoing the ?admission tests? prior to
entering God?s protection, or upon those who freely choose to remove themselves from
God?s domain. In accordance with these biblical guidelines, Jesus never suffered during
the last days of his life.
These guidelines apply to all of God?s childrenAll who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God.
[Romans 814

Peace

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