There is a doctrine which states: "When we get to heaven we will not know one another." In plain words this doctrine says: "We will not be able to remember, recognize or know those that we have known in this life."
But,
David, stricken with grief, and with the body of his dead child yet unburied, said, "Can I bring him back again? I shall go to him, but he will not return to me."
This statement of the grieving father is significant only if when he should "go to" the child he would be conscious of being the child's father, and being in the child's presence.
So, will we know one another in Heaven?
2006-08-13
08:15:18
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