Randy Alcorn

Salvation and rewards are given on a different basis, and we should be careful not to confuse them.

The name of the song is called “Martyrs For the Lord.”

Present it in a way that is not offensive or accusatory.

On January 23rd of 1999, Graham and his two sons, Phillip (11 yrs.) and Timothy (6 yrs.) were murdered by a large mob of militant Hindus. They had gone to a Christian camp in the jungle, where Graham was ministering. At midnight the mob attacked, setting fire to the jeep in which Graham and his sons were sleeping. They were burned alive. When the fire finally cooled, they found the charred body of Graham Staines with his arms around the bodies of his sons.

Hay un largo trecho entre la importancia del Cielo en el plan eterno de Dios y el conocimiento que tienen los que un día habitarán en él. Debido a nuestra interpretación errónea del estado eterno, utilizamos perspectivas equivocadas para lo que significará ver a Dios o estar con Él.

I agree it would be better to say “Last Adam” and I will be making this change in a future edition to eliminate any confusion.

If there is a plane crash in which all 345 passengers die isn’t it accurate to say “Many died in that plane crash”? (If Christ died for everyone, for billions of people, that certainly qualifies as many.) Now if someone said, “many, but not all, died in that plane crash” that would be different.

Question from a reader: You say in your book that people in Heaven can witness events happening on earth. But what about Isaiah 65:17, which says in heaven “the former things will not be remembered, nor will they come to mind”? Whatever this verse means, it specifically comes after the New Heavens and New Earth, not before. Hence, it has no bearing at all on the question of whether saints presently in heaven can witness events happening on earth.

The word “infinite,” in Christian theology, has meant “without limit.” “Eternal” means everlasting, without end.