04 Feb 16
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieYou could always learn it now, on the off chance that you won't get that chance later.
Not frolic, well maybe a little, but to live forever as God intended. I plan on learning to play the saxophone.
One warning, though. On learning the instrument of John Coltrane, you might be moved to confess your sins to God and thus be healed and finally be truly saved.
04 Feb 16
Originally posted by Suziannenah I'm too busy being a chessbomb for that monkey business.
You could always learn it now, on the off chance that you won't get that chance later.
One warning, though. On learning the instrument of John Coltrane, you might be moved to confess your sins to God and thus be healed and finally be truly saved.
05 Feb 16
Just to answer the original OP:
It's good if the murderer repents but those who go to heaven are not determined by mere repentence of a sin. They are chosen by Jehovah God and drawn to His Son Christ Jesus.
Also, the victim does go to sheol as do all humans who die.
He will probably be seen again in the resurrection.
Interestingly, the victim may face his murderer in the future, assuming they both get a resurrection into the New World.
