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Essay On Heaven

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What is Heaven?

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Heaven is the afterlife, the home of God and His angels, it’s also known as paradise, also the celestial sphere. Heaven is the place that some people go to, after leaving the physical body. Heaven is the eternal home, of our spirit and soul. Heavenly beings come to earth such as Jesus and some of us. Some earthly beings will ascend to Heaven in the afterlife. Some people have entered heaven alive such as Elijah and Enoch.
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From a Christian perspective, there are three levels of heaven. The First is the firmament, which is where the birds fly. The second heaven is the outer space; this is where the Sun, Moon and Stars are located. The third heaven (according to some, is the 7th heaven) …show more content…

Secondly, Jesus asked, what is written in the law, this to me, means that, one can find salvation from the Old testament, as the law is part of the old testament, given to Moses from God. Also I like to point out the word Love. The greatest power ever will always be Love. It also has the highest level of emotional and vibrational frequency. There are other instances, when Jesus said, believe in Him (Jesus) and be saved.

I can only talk about what I believe in, and let other people find their own path spiritually. However having said that, one thing all religions should have in common has to be Love. Therefore that being the case, we can Love our neighbours as ourselves and not hurt our fellow human beings. Picture 361624

Going back to the Luke 10 verse 26, 27, most will have no problem loving God, and may sometimes justify their action out of Love for God, but verse has two requirements for eternal life and the second part is loving our neighbour. I also believe that scale in the hands of Archangel Michael will be used to measure our love walk in this time and space. [Based on the condition of our Soul will take a soul to any of the seven spheres, faith in Jesus will take us to the celestial sphere – Kingdom

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