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I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live: And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die.” is a religious quote by Jesus Christ as part of his Sermon on the Mount. The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus is a famous account of this event as told by the Gospel of Luke. The rich man in the parable is described as being greatly corrupt and having great need of God’s mercy; however, he has not repented or asked for forgiveness, so his punishment will be great. As with most Biblical stories, there are many versions for this parable. However, they all have one thing in common: they speak to our need for salvation.
Some people argue that if you are not saved, you will go to hell when you die. Others argue that if you are saved, then you will be able to enter heaven when you die. As with most arguments about religion, both of these viewpoints are true—and both of them are wrong. The Bible says that everyone who has ever lived on this Earth is headed to heaven—including you.
Jesus also said that there would be no judgment on anyone who has ever lived. So what happens to those who never hear about Christ? What happens to those who do not know the difference between right and wrong? Well, it turns out they do not go to hell—they never existed in the first place! This is where some people get confused—they think that if God creates something then it must exist forever or at least until He decides that it no longer exists. However, this is not true at all! God has the power to create something out of nothingness any time He wants—and He can wipe it out at any time as well! So where does this leave us? We can all be saved from death because we were created with souls by God Himself! We do not have to worry about our fate after death because God has made sure that we will be safe forever! This means that we should live each day like it was our last because we might die at any moment! If you do not believe me then ask yourself how many times you have seen someone hit by a car today? How many people have you lost today? Your life depends on your perspective–and your perspective depends on how much you know about God and His love for humanity!
Source: Holy Bible: King James Version
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