You and your partner have just died, you enter Heaven to find that they are not there. You go to the information desk and the angel there tells you your partner went to hell and will be spending eternity there.
You speak with God and he tells you your partner can be allowed entry into Heaven but you've got to literally leave heaven and battle your way through hell to get them and then fight your way back out in order for it to be allowed. If you are captured however you yourself will also spend eternity in hell.
So the ultimate question is:
Do you leave Heaven and go through hell and fight your way in and out to rescue your partner/lover?
Whereever my husband is, that will be heaven. Whereever my husband isn't, that place is hell.
You and your partner have just died, you enter Heaven to find that they are not there. You go to the information desk and the angel there tells you your partner went to hell and will be spending eternity there.
You speak with God and he tells you your partner can be allowed entry into Heaven but you've got to literally leave heaven and battle your way through hell to get them and then fight your way back out in order for it to be allowed. If you are captured however you yourself will also spend eternity in hell.
So the ultimate question is:
Do you leave Heaven and go through hell and fight your way in and out to rescue your partner/lover?
Whereever my husband is, that will be heaven. Whereever my husband isn't, that place is hell.
That's very sweet, Jenee.
Jesus answered and said to them, "You are mistaken, not knowing the Scriptures or the power of God. For in the ressurection they neither marry nor are given in marriage, but are like angels of God in heaven." - Matthew 22:29-30
Marriages as recognized by God, whether formalized by a court or not, end with this life. Further, my understanding of scripture on this issue says that everyone will be as brothers and sisters in heaven... you'll love everyone equally. That is not to say you'll love your former spouse less but that you, having been perfected in Christ, will love everyone else more. Perfectly, in fact.
But to answer the OP's original scenario: no, I would not leave heaven, nor do I think I'd desire to do so or be allowed to do so. I would, finally able to see it all clearly, recognize the rightness of God's justice.
OTOH, I believe theoretically that anyone admitted to heaven who was then able to leave would have the power to kick some major ass in hell. Good and evil are not two equally powerful teams battling... God and His people always win in the end.
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