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mrclm
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I know I am always cautious in telling God what to do and how to run His Heaven. I know what I see in Revelation and if that is all that we do in Heaven I’m sure it will be far greater than anything I can imagine and I won’t demean God if that is indeed all we do there. But what I do know is that is what God has in His wisdom made clear we will be doing. Beyond that = speculation by man.How do you know that part and parcel of the worship of Almighty God, in Heaven, is NOT going to be the saints --and us when we get there–doing things for others?
Do you think that God is some kind of selfish dictator? That He created us not to love Him and others, but just to kind of ‘zone’ out and that all we do in heaven is say, "hosanna’?
How is THAT praising God? I thought that our ‘many words’ in prayer were all pagan anyway. But in heaven all we do is say, “hosanna”? Maybe raise our hands once in a while or get ‘slain in the Spirit?’ That’s it?
But what if praising God is by ‘doing’ for God?
Now anything we do here on earth we do through God’s grace (if we are going good), or we do ‘against’ Him if we sin. Right?
So, if you’re in heaven, you’re obviously in His grace, right? Furthermore, you are UNITED TO HIM. You ‘see’ what He sees, you 'hear", what He hears, and you are “doing” what He does. If not, you are ‘apart’ from Him, aren’t you? Where is the Scripture that says we are apart from Jesus?
So if Jesus is sending you grace from heaven, He is sending it ‘through’ all who are united with Him. He doesn’t keep things separate from those who are as much ‘the Body’ as He is --how could He?
Catholics know this. We know that any grace that is sent through Mary or Saint Paul or St. Joseph etc. has as its origin Christ. We know that He delights to honor His chosen saints too. Did He not tell us in Scripture that we would do 'greater miracles than He?" Did you think that was limited only to what we do on earth?