If we accept Christ as our saviour do we still have to face judgement and punish for our sins one day?

Question

if we ask forgiveness from jesus ,when jesus come back will jesus judge us and still punish us for what we did wrong in the past like caning us like make us painful

Answer 1

See, that's what I never got about Christianity. You can kill and rape and terrorize, but as long as you repent, you're saved. You get to go the big party in the sky. But if you never hurt anyone, never break the law, but don't accept Jesus as your Savior, then you're going to hell. Yeah, that makes a whole lot of sense.

Answer 2

Just saying that you are sorry for your wrongs and asking forgivness is not enough. You must actually be attempting to live according to Yahweh's (God's) Holy Word.

If you say something like:::

"Yeshua my Lord and Savior, I know that I have not always done what is expected of me; according to the Word of Our Heavenly Father and Creator. But I am heartily sorry and do repent of all my wrongs, with which I have offened you and Yahweh. By my thoughts, words, and deeds. And all those things that I have left undone. I know that I am not worthly of your forgivness or mercy, because I am a poor and miserable sinner. But I know, that through the blood which was shed for me, the death, and resurrection of Yeshua for all my sins - I am forgiven."

Then you don't worry about your past sins, because the Bible tells us that at the moment which you ask forgivness; with all your heart, soul, and mind. You ARE Forgiven Forever for all those wrongs.

The judgement we (Christians) will face will be for those sins, which we commit but; Do Not ask forgivness of or repent of.

And NO you do not need to go to a priest to confess your sins, thank God; when Yeshua was crucified the curtains at the Temple were ripped. Symbolically removing the need, for a priest to hear and give atonement of our sins.

We can and are able to speak (pray) directly to God, for our forgivness!

Answer 3

He's the Creator. He created Heaven, Earth, and Hell. He's the only one that can judge. He wishes all of us to enter the kingdom of Heaven but when we choose to sin, Satan took hold of our lives. We have choices and when sins rule over you, God wants to help you but cannot. It's a natural law. Just like an apple, if it is cut from a tree, it will fall downward because of gravity. Unless you realized your sins and truely ask for His forgiveness. He always forgive when you seriously turn from your sins. We all sin many many times but yet, He give us chances to repent. If you sinned and ask for forgiveness, then no. It has already been judged and Jesus blood has already been paid for our penalty.

Answer 4

If you ask today, all sins prior are forgiven. But remember, you are human, you sin daily. This is why its important to pray in the morning and evening prior to bed. Cause you never know when your time is coming up.

Once you have asked for forgiveness, your payment has been made to the court, God, by Jesus (just as if dad was bailing you out of a speeding ticket you couldn't pay). But you can still be judged on any sins you did after your last asking of forgiveness.

So one important item....train yourself not to use his name. For when in say an accident situation, its easy to scream his name, and not in a good way....and that might be your last sin....as that is an abomination.

Answer 5

No, You are freed from the final Judgment.
Still there will be another judgment to face. This is the one where you are required to give the accounts for what reason you had been in the world.
None will ask you, How many unbelievers have you killed in holy wars?

This would be the question of God; How many souls have you gained for me?

So be careful to gain as much as people to God's side.

Answer 6

The short answer is "No," you won't stand in judgment for your sins. However, remember that the born again person strives to be obedient to God. But even if we pursue obedience we will still stumble at times. The blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us of ALL sin, else his blood has no power and his promise of salvation is a lie. At the Judgment Seat of Christ (Book of Romans) the child of God is judged for his/her works, not sins, which are ALL forgiven by Christ. At this Judgment one will be granted rewards for obedient works and suffer loss of rewards for disobedience. Note that this Judgment takes place in heaven -- you are already there if you are a child of God, so it has nothing to do with salvation -- you already have it in heaven with him! So this judgment of the Redeemed has nothing to do with going to heaven -- you are already there.

Answer 7

We still have to daily confess the sins we know we do and struggle with. Turn and walk the other way is repentance. We will all face judgment someday. Those who reject God face judgment for their evil deeds and those who accept Christ are judged by their works and what they did with their salvation. That is were rewards come.

Answer 8

No. The bible tells us that if we confess our sins, God puts them as far away from us as the east is from the west, and remembers them no more. Christians will not stand at the white throne judgment. That is for all those who have rejected Jesus Christ. Christians will stand before the judgment seat of Christ, to receive rewards for what they did, in this life, to further His kingdom.

Answer 9

Why do people want to make this so difficult?Christ poured his blood out on the cross to make it possible to have forgiveness of sins.All we have to do is repent and accept him as lord and savior.Remember, the thief who was crucified next to him simply asked ...Lord remember me and Jesus simply answered... this day you will be with me in paradise,How hard is that?

Answer 10

Watch how these Church Christians ignore Jesus' warning, which if you fail to follow, will keep you out of Heaven.

Jesus said, "If you do not forgive others, your father in Heaven will not forgive you".

You cannot hold a grudge and ask to be forgiven for still holding a grudge. You can ask, but as long as you hold a grudge you are unforgiven. --- Jesus' words, not mine.