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If his sins were washed away, he would have enjoyed the presence of the Lord in heaven upon death.
Do you believe in soul sleep?
There has always been God's grace even in the Old Testament.
So David was absent from the body and present with the Lord? Why the need for Abraham’s bosom in the heart of the earth?
not sure, is it biblical? Not for the NT saint anyway
Let us not conflate .. two different things the experience of God in the OT while on earth and where the Old Testament saints waited.
If their sins were washed away then they would have been present with the Lord upon death. They were not.
I did not state they were .. the OT saints
But you seem to also deny that the OT saints were justified by faith and therefore saved.
When I die I will be present with the Lord. Why? My sins have been dealt with at the cross. David did not enjoy in his lifetime what we have in Christ today.
You are religiously delusional if you actually believe that drivel!
You are religiously delusional if you actually believe that drivel!
So David and the rest of the OT saints were present with the Lord in heaven upon death...Without any blood being shed from the Lord...and I’m delusional...I guess Abraham’s bosom is fictional
You do not think rationally do you? Open your mouth and INSERT FOOT.
GOD's PROMISES are as GOOD AS GOLD, the MOMENT HE Plans them.
2 Timothy 1:9 (HCSB)
9 He has saved us and called us with a holy calling, not according to our works, but according to His own purpose and grace, which was given to us in Christ Jesus before time began.
Is it not irrelevant where David, Abraham etc went to when they died?Being new to the present conversation, there may be something I’m not understanding as to why you commented this way decon, but I see nothing wrong with what John said.
Am only addressing where David ended up at his death, not his events of life....did not David end up in Abraham’s bosom? Not heaven which is our destination now because of the blood sacrifice.
My understanding of hell at this OT time is two compartments...with a gulf in between. One for the wicked and the other for the righteous.
Agree?
Its irrelevant, they were saved before Jesus died on the cross.So David and the rest of the OT saints were present with the Lord in heaven upon death...Without any blood being shed from the Lord...and I’m delusional...I guess Abraham’s bosom is fictional
Its irrelevant, they were saved before Jesus died on the cross.
If they were, why weren’t they present with the Lord in heaven upon death?