Following the sad death of Nigerian gospel singer, Late Mrs Osinachi Nwachukwu, whose death caused lots of stir on social media with rumors of her being maltreated by her husband, a Tanzanian pastor, Allen Mziray has revealed using his Facebook account to share revelations of the late singer’s afterlife judgment.  He revealed that the late singer didn’t enter the gates of heaven.

https://www.thenews-chronicle.com/singer-osinachi-nwachukwu-didnt-make-heaven-pastor-shares-about-his-revelation-from-god/

Funny people

God no wicked reach this fake Pastor.
Though some may suffer on earth & later in hell.
This made me see that this life it get as it be.
This woman suffered on earth & people still catch cruise with a death.
Wetin sef?

Though, i don't easily believe people saying someone has gone to heaven, I can easily believe that some people are in hell fire.
Reason?
It's easier to go to hell fire than make heaven.

However, we'll know who is where when we get there.

Your heaven and hell are here on earth

People go.judt dey talk anyhow..dey use everything play

Na your believe be dat

Solofresh2:
Your heaven and hell are here on earth

derecho:
Na your believe be dat

As Live goes on, you will understand better

Foolish pastor

I don't gamble with life friend. That issue is clear in my mind as daylight. Moreover, I no be small pikin.
Though, wisdom/understanding isn't a function of old age

Solofresh2:
As Live goes on, you will understand better

Sweetplum:
God no wicked reach this fake Pastor.
This woman suffered on earth & people still catch cruise with a death.
Wetin sef?

While what this man claims is nothing but a lie, please note that your suffering on earth does not guarantee you heaven after Jesus Christ returns so trash that thought.

derecho:
Though, i don't easily believe people saying someone has gone to heaven, I can easily believe that some people are in hell fire.
Reason?
It's easier to go to hell fire than make heaven.

However, we'll know who is where when we get there.

Heaven and Hell will both not be open for admission until after Jesus Christ returns and judges all at once. No body is in Heaven or in Hell even to this moment is what that means.

What's your authority pls?

Kobojunkie:
Heaven and Hell will both not be open for admission until after Jesus Christ returns and judges all at once. No body is in Heaven or in Hell even to this moment is what that means.

derecho:
What's your authority pls?

Jesus Christ Himself told you this in Matthew 25 vs 31 - 46 and in John 5 vs 19 - 29

Great, the Bible is your source.

Did you factor in Luke 16:19-31 ?

Kobojunkie:
Jesus Christ Himself told you this in Matthew 25 vs 31 - 46 and in John 5 vs 19 - 29

Kobojunkie:
While what this man claims is nothing but a lie, please note that your suffering on earth does not guarantee you heaven after Jesus Christ returns so trash that thought.

Sure I know.

derecho:
Great, the Bible is your source.

Did you factor in Luke 16:19-31 ?

The story of Lazarus and the Rich man is instead a parable Jesus Christ told to teach His followers that no one will be sent back from the dead to warn the living. Matthew 25 vs 31 - 46 and John 5 vs 19 - 29 are not parables but instead actual teachings of what is to come. You know this because the Kingdom of God, which Jesus Christ brought to men did not even become fully available for men to enter until after Jesus Christ's blood was shed on the cross - Matthew 26 vs 28 - 30.

The Covenant was ratified on the cross and the gates to the Kingdom thrown open to all after He died on the cross, not before.

Did you notice Jesus saying speaking in specifics and calling the name? Study that passage well.

Kobojunkie:
The story of Lazarus and the Rich man is instead a parable Jesus Christ told to teach His followers that no one will be sent back from the dead to warn the living. Matthew 25 vs 31 - 46 and John 5 vs 19 - 29 are not parables but instead actual teachings of what is to come. You know this because the Kingdom of God, which Jesus Christ brought to men did not even become fully available for men to enter until after Jesus Christ's blood was shed on the cross - Matthew 26 vs 28 - 30.

The Covenant was ratified on the cross and the gates to the Kingdom thrown open to all after He died on the cross, not before.

derecho:
Did you notice Jesus saying speaking in specifics and calling the name? Study that passage well.

God never promised Heaven or Hell aka the Kingdom of God to the people of the Old Testament - Deuteronomy 30 vs 15 - 20. What He promised them is instead eternal life , and so your righteous men of Old are in their Graves waiting for the resurrection when they will be raised to enjoy long life in the land of Canaan - likely during the millennial rule- which is what God promised to them directly.

The Kingdom of God which is Heaven and Hell, came much later with Jesus Christ and according to Jesus Christ, entry will only take place after He returns and judges the righteousness of all men, what some of you refer to as the great white throne jugdement.

I asked a simple question...Let's build the discussion gradually

Kobojunkie:
God never promised Heaven or Hell aka the Kingdom of God to the people of the Old Testament - Deuteronomy 30 vs 15 - 20. What He promised them is instead eternal life , and so your righteous men of Old are in their Graves waiting for the resurrection when they will be raised to enjoy long life in the land of Canaan - likely during the millennial rule- which is what God promised to them directly.

The Kingdom of God which is Heaven and Hell, came much later with Jesus Christ and according to Jesus Christ, entry will only take place after He returns and judges the righteousness of all men, what some of you refer to as the great white throne jugdement.

derecho:
I asked a simple question...

And I responded.

No.. U introduced something else

Kobojunkie:
And I responded.

derecho:
No.. U introduced something else

Something else like what?

I simply expantiated on what I had said earlier. The mentioning of names does not change any of God's Law or the fact that the story told was a parable.

So Jesus being specific and calling Lazarus the beggar didn't mean anything to you?

Kobojunkie:
Something else like what?

I simply expantiated on what I had said earlier. The mentioning of names does not change any of God's Law or the fact that the story told was a parable.

derecho:
So Jesus being specific and calling Lazarus the beggar didn't mean anything to you?

Not really! Are you somehow thinking there has only ever been one Lazarus the beggar and one rich man??

Try to help me locate where this teaching is parable... I seem not to find it

Kobojunkie:
Not really! Are you somehow thinking there has only ever been one Lazarus the beggar and one rich man??

derecho:
Try to help me locate where this teaching is parable... I seem not to find it

Well, given that Jesus Christ didnt announce all of His parables as such, I would say you are clearly looking for the wrong thing.

The answers you need are embedded in the story, and in God's Truth regarding His promise in the Old Covenant.

I asked because it clearly wasn't a parable

Kobojunkie:
Well, given that Jesus Christ didnt announce all of His parables as such, I would say you are clearly looking for the wrong thing.

The answers you need are embedded in the story, and in God's Truth regarding His promise in the Old Covenant.

derecho:
I asked because it clearly wasn't a parable

There is nothing clearly not a parable about it since it was told mostly in reference to God's Old Covenant Law which never promised Heaven or Hell to the people of israel

Also recall that in regards to Abraham who was mentioned, Jesus Christ already taught that though dead, Abraham was yet living, this in addition to confirming the resurrection to come.

Could you point to another similar "parable" of Jesus.Let's compare

Kobojunkie:
There is nothing clearly not a parable about it.

Also recall that in regards to Abraham who was mentioned, Jesus Christ already taught that though dead, Abraham was yet living, this in addition to confirming the resurrection to come.

derecho:
Could you point to another similar "parable" of Jesus.Let's compare

A similar parable told by Jesus Christ that uses the Old Covenant as central to teach something about God's New Covenant?

This to me sounds general...kindly provide a bible passage let me see for myself

Kobojunkie:
A similar parable told by Jesus Christ that uses the Old Covenant as central to teach something about God's New Covenant?