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As I was pondering John 14:6 - “I am the way, the truth and the life” - I came up with some interesting parallels for the way and the life, but I was pondering “the truth” when I thought of this verse:
Revelation 21:27
So long story short, I see a direct parallel between John 14:6 and Revelation 21:27 - no one who is unlike Jesus will get into the kingdom of heaven. Jesus is the way, the truth and the life and no one gets to heaven except through him - and by through him we must become like him, being purified.
This seems like an even stronger argument for purgatory, when you connect John 14:6 to this verse.
I did a google search and couldn’t find anyone else slamming these two verses together, so I thought I’d post this to get your comments.
God Bless,
Andre
Revelation 21:27
The word “falsehood” caught my eye because it is the opposite of “the truth” and Jesus is the Truth, but then I looked again and saw the book of life. Hey, I said, we have the truth AND the life here too. And then before that, one who practices abomination. Would practicing abomination be the opposite of “the way” that Jesus is? I think so.But nothing unclean shall enter it, nor anyone who practices abomination or falsehood, but only those who are written in the Lamb’s book of life.
So long story short, I see a direct parallel between John 14:6 and Revelation 21:27 - no one who is unlike Jesus will get into the kingdom of heaven. Jesus is the way, the truth and the life and no one gets to heaven except through him - and by through him we must become like him, being purified.
This seems like an even stronger argument for purgatory, when you connect John 14:6 to this verse.
I did a google search and couldn’t find anyone else slamming these two verses together, so I thought I’d post this to get your comments.
God Bless,
Andre
