The saints whose resurrection life has entered into their hearts are the kingdom of God.

 

The saints whose resurrection life has entered into their hearts are the kingdom of God.

 

Regarding resurrection, pastors in today's churches say, "Although believers enjoy resurrection life in reality, the time of complete resurrection has not yet come, and resurrection will be completed at the second coming of Jesus." Why do they say this? This is because they think of resurrection as the resurrection of a dead body. However, those who believe that they died with Jesus believe that they were resurrected with Christ. Resurrection is not a dead body, but a dead spirit coming back to life and taking on a spiritual body.

If resurrection is the resurrection of a dead body, isn't Lazarus who died and came back to life, the daughter of Jairus, the leader of the synagogue, who died and came back to life, and the son of the widow of Nain who died and came back to life, not resurrection? The Bible does not say resurrection about these three people who died and came back to life. It is said that the first fruit of resurrection is Jesus Christ. In 1 Corinthians 15:20, “But now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the firstfruits of them that slept.”

And they say, "The time of complete resurrection has not yet come, but we are enjoying resurrection life in reality," and they are saying this with the intention of experiencing it for a short time. He says something that is truly unbiblical. Romans 6:5 says, “For if we have been planted together in the likeness of his death, we shall be also in the likeness of his resurrection:” Those who have been planted together in the death of Jesus on the cross have already achieved resurrection life. Because Jesus was resurrected.

The kingdom of God has already come, but through the words, “You cannot say it is here or there; the kingdom of God is within you,” church people say, “The kingdom of God will also come true at the second coming of Jesus.” They talk about the kingdom of God in terms of place,

In Luke 17:20-21, “And when he was demanded of the Pharisees, when the kingdom of God should come, he answered them and said, The kingdom of God cometh not with observation:Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.』

People mistake what is in you to mean what is in their hearts. The phrase “within you” means that you are among the Pharisees who gather together and ask questions. Who is among them? It is Jesus Christ. Jesus' answer is that I am the kingdom of God.

The reason believers achieve the kingdom of God is because Christ returns and enters their hearts through the power of the Holy Spirit. So, it means that those who die with Jesus and are resurrected with Christ will have a new temple built in their hearts, and God will be there. Church people talk about the kingdom of God being completed at the second coming of Jesus. However, this is not correct because it is said that the second coming of Jesus has not yet occurred.

The second coming of Jesus is to judge the world. Those who believe that the second coming of Jesus has not occurred believe that those who will be saved at the second coming of Jesus will be divided into those who will not. Therefore, they say that salvation can be canceled because salvation is not complete.

Salvation comes to those who believe that Jesus has returned in the hearts of believers. So the saints get the name 144,000. Those who do not believe this are those who have not been saved.

Present resurrection, present kingdom of God, and present salvation are connected words. Saints who die on the cross with Jesus, are resurrected together with him, and whose resurrection life enters their hearts become the kingdom of God and the saved people.

 

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