Why did not God offer some kind of Salvation to Fallen angels?

[COOPER]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

Call the law Coop and I agree the evil is NOT a moral evil but calamities and judgments upon sin.

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

Shocking I may say.

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by originalsecretplace

So Jesus is no longer our high priest in heaven?

He most certainly is! Why would he not be so? We have not made it to heaven yet.

[Steve Epley]

Do you suppose when the writer spoke of not exercising himself in things to high for him that this might be included?

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by crakjak

Oh, by the way, in light of Romans 8:21, the angels that fell are a part of the creation that is to be redeemed.

I disagree. God is speaking about the earth. Do you believe universal salvation?

[originalsecretplace]

Originally Posted by mfblume

God foresees the future. And that has a great bearing on what He does. he does not force the future to occur in every individual, though. And His word says we wil enter and go no more out. That MUST mean we will not sin later. He foresaw it!

How do we conclude that this means we no longer will sin? (we will enter and go out no more?)

Doen't Isaiah say something about the kings going in and out of the new Jerusalem?

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by mfblume

EXACTLY.

Now if I can just get you to see.................................

little by little!

Originally Posted by Theresa

so - back to my earlier question..

if we've "proved" on earth that we wont sin, and we've made it to heaven, what is the chance that we'd slip up and do it again - seeing as how that choice is there.....unless it says we'll be perfect. Does it say that?

and even tho we make it to heaven, it doesnt mean we still dont mess up and sin here, we make the choice to do wrong often - God forgives us b/c we have enough sense to ask him..

Heaven, when and IF any of us are fortunate enough to be granted the promised privilege of residing there eternally (a hope that we each, as Holy Ghost filled, born-again saints who have been washed in the pure blood of the Lamb of God and bear the name of JESUS, now possess in these earthern vessels), will be a place that is VOID of sin, therefore its inhabitants CANNOT commit sin! Through what means might one commit sin where there will be NO sin?

Is it not written in Isaiah 65:17 that God will create "new heavens and a new earth: and the FORMER SHALL NOT BE REMEMBERED, nor come into mind"? My desire is to go to a place where I will no longer remember the things of this life, including its trials by which I might forfeit my promised reward, and to reside forever in a place that is WITHOUT even the remotest possibility of my committing sin of any kind. That is not my present predicament, for I know that as long as I am alive upon the earth within this earthern shell, called a body of flesh, I am constantly subjected to things which could, in a moment of weakness of inattention, cause me to lose this promised "hope" that I now have in God.

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by mfblume

I disagree. God is speaking about the earth. Do you believe universal salvation?

Yes he does even to the Devil himself. Hell is a place of purification not punishment.

[BrotherEastman]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

Yes he does even to the Devil himself. Hell is a place of purification not punishment.

Care to elaborate?

[Theresa]

Originally Posted by PaPaDon

Heaven, when and IF any of us are fortunate enough to be granted the promised privilege of residing there eternally (a hope that we each, as Holy Ghost filled, born-again saints who have been washed in the pure blood of the Lamb of God and bear the name of JESUS, now possess in these earthern vessels), will be a place that is VOID of sin, therefore its inhabitants CANNOT commit sin! Through what means might one commit sin where there will be NO sin?

Is it not written in Isaiah 65:17 that God will create "new heavens and a new earth: and the FORMER SHALL NOT BE REMEMBERED, nor come into mind"? My desire is to go to a place where I will no longer remember the things of this life, including its trials by which I might forfeit my promised reward, and to reside forever in a place that is WITHOUT even the remotest possibility of my committing sin of any kind. That is not my present predicament, for I know that as long as I am alive upon the earth within this earthern shell, called a body of flesh, I am constantly subjected to things which could, in a moment of weakness of inattention, cause me to lose this promised "hope" that I now have in God.

so, it's not the same heaven the angels fell from to begin with...which makes sense