A Better Promise of Heaven in Jesus Christ

Submitted by M. Tovey (United States), Feb 28, 2008 at 16:24

If Jennifer will permit this reader to come along side, let us follow a Biblical principle that predates the Quran by a few hundred years: ‘come now and let us reason together.'

To what advantage does one think there will be in forsaking a true Christian relationship with the Almighty God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, through His Anointed, when all the best worldly evidence indicates that though Islam seems to be gaining in religious defections, a true believer in Yeshua HaMashiach (Christ Jesus) has fulfilled Holy Scriptures concerning His promises to the people and the land of Israel, which are the best spiritually true evidences of His Truth.

Besides, since it is not likely there will be 72 maids waiting for women in the purported Islamic heaven, what is the real incentive for women to want to go to a place with self indicted murderers of innocents anyway, to endure their domination? In the alternative, the Heaven promised to Christians, ruled by none other than Yeshua HaMashiach Himself in the love He gave to purchase a believer's redemption and salvation presents a much more inviting environment, because there, we are covered in His love and living as brothers and sisters that care for each other in self sacrifice.

The proof is in the validation of the Scriptures, that in spite of all that is cast against Israel, she remains our best spiritual evidence that our LORD is at work and is continuing to work out His promises to Israel and all who believe in Him. Yeah, like, do we really want to give that up? …uhhhh……. I do not think so.

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