Evidence for God from Science

It doesn't say exactly but what do u think the time span will be?

thatkidakayoungguy wrote:It doesn't say exactly but what do u think the time span will be?

IMBD says 95 minutes.

RickD wrote:

thatkidakayoungguy wrote:It doesn't say exactly but what do u think the time span will be?

IMBD says 95 minutes.

kek

thatkidakayoungguy wrote:It doesn't say exactly but what do u think the time span will be?

Depends on which judgment day...

The tribulation judgment about 7 years...

White Throne Judgment - depends on how long is a day in heaven...

-
-
-

Our speculations about how long the day of judgement will last is a bit pointless, isn't it? Since Scripture doesn't say -- why don't we just say -- we'll find out when we get there. So - in the Meantime -- live our daily lives knowing that there Will be a time of judgement in our future.

Sort of suspect that God will have time to deal with Everyone.

OK, here's something to ponder. God exists outside of time - He is spirit, but He is also omnipresent. When Christians die, they are instantly with the Lord. At the judgement seat of God, where all believers will give an accounting, and when the dead outside of Christ are judged - do these not take place outside of time?

philip wrote:
do these not take place outside of time?

No. I mean yes.

So, asking how long the day is - rather silly question.

And you might want to lose the "e."

Philip wrote:So, asking how long the day is - rather silly question.

And you might want to lose the "e."

Not exactly. If you take into account all the people who have ever existed that weren't raised when Jesus came back the 2nd time, it might take centuries.
It's an opinion based question mostly.

Philip wrote:OK, here's something to ponder. God exists outside of time - He is spirit, but He is also omnipresent. When Christians die, they are instantly with the Lord. At the judgement seat of God, where all believers will give an accounting, and when the dead outside of Christ are judged - do these not take place outside of time?

Hmm, good point. It don't really matter how long it takes, I guess.

Philip wrote:So, asking how long the day is - rather silly question.

And you might want to lose the "e."

Exactly!

That would affect how long Judg(e)ment day is!

It's either 11 letters long, Judgment Day.

Or 12 letters long, Judgement Day!

The FACT is that it Will happen. So -- how we live our lives Now -- will determine how embarrassed we will be when 'all' is revealed. Or how sad. Humiliated we'll feel.