12 Jan '20 01:30>1 edit
From another thread, posted by a Christian:
One day I will hear Jesus say to me, "Well done thou good and faithful servant".
"Done".
According to their beliefs, when Christians meet Jesus in "heaven", what is it that they will be required to have "done" well in their lives to warrant such a greeting [and reward]?
"Servant".
Don't servants have to actually do things?
Again, according to their beliefs, when Christians are welcomed to "heaven" by Jesus, what is it that they will be required to have done as "servants" during their lives?
One day I will hear Jesus say to me, "Well done thou good and faithful servant".
"Done".
According to their beliefs, when Christians meet Jesus in "heaven", what is it that they will be required to have "done" well in their lives to warrant such a greeting [and reward]?
"Servant".
Don't servants have to actually do things?
Again, according to their beliefs, when Christians are welcomed to "heaven" by Jesus, what is it that they will be required to have done as "servants" during their lives?