GospelofLove

In 1 Corinthians 15:50 we read “Now I say this, brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God. The perishable cannot inherit the imperishable.” Jesus is telling us that we can be in the kingdom of God, the spiritual world. But he is telling us that flesh and blood cannot inherit the Kingdom of God

“We are of good courage and know that while we are at home in the body, we are absent from the Lord. We are of good courage I say and prefer to rather be absent from the body and be at home with the Lord.” (Corinthians 5:1-2 and 6,8):

Jesus is giving all of us the greatest gift - to again experience our eternal relationship with the Supreme Lord and to feel pure and perfect love and shelter with Him. The Supreme Lord is all-loving and all-lovable and is Who we are always longing for even if we don't know it.

If I do exist eternally, this would open up many questions; Do I really want to spend all my time and energy to achieve things which I will not be able to take with me when this body ends? Does it make sense to place all of my focus on temporary and passing goals and experiences?

When it comes to spiritual knowledge, we sometimes hear the phrase, “Well, you have your faith, and I have mine.” Does this imply that all faith is the same or of equal merit, and that it really does not matter what one believes? In John 8:32, Lord Jesus says that the truth shall set you free.

We will explore the pure teachings of Jesus Christ with the aim of getting to know his heart and desire for us. The teachings of all great saintly persons in the past and present share one important eternal truth—they apply to all living beings and are not tinged by any feelings of sectarianism or animosity towards anyone. In such genuine teachings one will not find any sentiments of hatred or superiority towards other living beings. Rather, any bona fide representative of the Lord always considers himself the servant of all living beings.