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Choose Life or Death!

The “pleasures” that fleshly, biological bodies experience through “sexual” fantasies and encounters, whether stimulated by Love or lustful motivations, will pale in comparison to the “holy joy of procreation” in Heaven. Other than populating the new Earth and the new, ever-expanding Heaven according to the desires of God, we will be enjoying His Kingdom for ever. It will be the center of “Perfection” in all things contemplated, communicated, and performed – once all things have been conformed to God! As we know, there are many different ways to say the same thing in this world of changing word connotations, languages and dialects. To give one example: To a person who is “Spiritually” minded, the following verse would mean something completely different than to a person who is “carnally” minded – "And they twain shall be one flesh: so then they are no more twain, but one flesh. What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder."  Mark 10:8&9 Think about it: (1) How do two people become one flesh? (2) Does God regard the man and his female companion as one flesh – even though we humans see two people instead of one? (3) Should we conclude that the sex act joins the man and woman together as one flesh? (4) If we do, should we conclude that once the sex act is complete, they revert back to two fleshly beings? (5) Since God joined them together, how would any “man” be able to separate them (“put asunder”)? (6) Would separation happen when the sex act is complete and they go back to their normal ways? (7) Is it possible that two souls merge during the sex act – and are being “joined together” by God in a Spiritual way rather than any form of marriage legality or tradition? (8) If “no man” should attempt to separate them as God said, why do most societies condone divorce? (9) Could “adultery” be another reason why separating a man and his companion is wrong? (10) If the fleshly body of one mate experiences death, after the couple are made “one flesh” by God, what affect does this have on the surviving partner? (11) Is it possible that two souls had merged – joined together by God – and even though one fleshly body had died, they as “one soul” remained connected somehow? If you think “procreation” on Earth or in Heaven is a complex subject, just wait until you try to figure out the Kingdom of God – and the King Himself! One interpretation of the “one flesh” idea might be the result of a man and woman coming together to create a child. If each baby born to parents is the “one flesh” that God has made possible through the act of procreation  – then we can understand why “abortion” is rebellion against God! "And they twain shall be one flesh: so then they are no more twain, but one flesh. What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder."  Mark 10:8&9 God clearly warned: “...let no man put asunder...” what He has “...joined together...” In this dimension of our existence as flesh and Spirit, the most important lessons to be learned should include realistic ideas about our origin, our purpose for being on this planet, and our ultimate destiny as living beings. Ideas related to eternal Life and death must contain Spiritual information coming from God accepted by faith! Human intellect is not capable of contemplating existence after biological death any other way. Just remember that everything on Planet Earth is only an inferior imitation of the realities to be found in Heaven! Separation from God happens only when mature humans choose death instead of Life!