It’s Saturday in Holy Week. Jeff and Mim discuss our future, eternal home with the Lord. Mim comments how she feels “orphaned” these days and a little lost. Both her parents have died and are now in the arms of Jesus. Mim misses the way her parent’s delighted in her. She knows God delights in her. Maybe you can relate? We didn’t talk about it, but Martin Luther firmly confessed that our ultimate hope is not a disembodied heaven, but the resurrection of the body on the Last Day, when Christ returns. Luther wrote: “We shall sleep until he knocks on the grave and say, ‘Arise!’” Death is a sound, sweet sleep, but the soul does not sleep in the same manner as the body. It is awake and living before God, experiencing visions and discourses with the angels and with God. So, in this sense, we both dwell with the Lord and also sleep. Blessed Easter!
How lovely is your dwelling place, O LORD of hosts!
Psalm 84:1
In my Father's house there are many dwelling places. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you?
John 14:2
Thank you for this heavenly vision! You did not remain in the tomb but battled for my redemption and the whole world on this holy day. I am so grateful that the place you prepare for me is lovely and full of peace. Forgive my doubts and distractions. Open my ears to hear you speak. Amen.
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