While living our lives, we may encounter many difficulties and trials. People who do not believe in God often question why God allows such things to happen if He exists.
However, the reason why God allows us to go through suffering on this earth is so that we can have hope for the kingdom of heaven, where there is eternal happiness, instead of only enjoying temporary pleasure on this earth.
Let us embrace our temporary sufferings on this earth, looking forward to the eternal glory in heaven.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqp87zrKOAg The Bible can’t be fully understood through human wisdom alone. That’s why many people read it but still don’t realize the importance of the Passover. God’s people must not
Many overlook the words of God in the Bible, yet from the beginning, God revealed the presence of both God the Father and God the Mother (Gen 1:26–27). God is called “Father” because there are children who can call Him so. And just as children receive life through their mothers, God’s children receive eternal life through God the Mother.
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Which church truly worships God? The church that keeps the Passover, the truth that allows us to return to God. Whenever God’s people went astray, they found their way back by observing the Passover. Through the Passover, God welcomes those who return to Him and provides for them.
Life is full of difficulties, leading many to question why God allows suffering. However, this suffering provides hope for eternal happiness in heaven, rather than just temporary pleasure on earth.
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