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Q: What happens to believers who commit suicide?
A: After a person who has committed themselves to Christ commits suicide, they examine their own life along with the help of their life guide and guardian angels at their side. From there, they either absolve themselves of their fears by asking Christ Jesus to forgive them, or drown in sorrow as they enter the depths of despair. If they forgive themselves, they are invited back into their world by the recovery method Jesus forged that reverses sin and death. But if they can’t forgive themselves and harbor the fear and shame of eternal damnation, their soul will expunge itself and resist bringing them back to life where upon they must sit in eternal hate or fear until they expunge themselves by asking for their soul’s forgiveness to come back and release them from the depths of despair. This picture of hell has been painted by millions of sufferers whose minds were exactly that: in the depths of despair. Their worlds revolved around the axis of fear and/or evil which projected into their thoughts and realities images of a blazing hellfire dungeon.
This is where the soul must come to terms with its torments. It must sit and wait for Jesus’ return (the Second Coming) or reconcile all that it committed as acts of sins, and then return to those places and times to make amends. While no one who has been sent back precisely remembers their time in the ethers, they often become mildly or remarkably changed human beings. Whereas once they were fear-filled or cruel, they become attentive and soft.
Each and every soul is exquisite and precious to Jesus. Breathe in his sphere of love to make peace with YOUR world.
Love and be loved,
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