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DIFERENÇA ENTRE VIDA ETERNA E REINO (20) - O TRIBUNAL DE CRISTO (4)
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DIFERENÇA ENTRE VIDA ETERNA E REINO (20) - O TRIBUNAL DE CRISTO (4)

Introduction and Recap

In this video, the speaker continues the series on the difference between eternal life and the kingdom. The previous video discussed the judgment seat of Christ, focusing on the difference between thrones and judgment. The speaker also mentioned that Christians will be judged but not for eternal damnation.

Who Will Be Judged at the Bema Seat of Christ?

  • According to 2 Corinthians 5:10, all believers will be judged at the Bema Seat of Christ.
  • The apostle Paul includes himself when he says "all of us" in reference to those who will be judged.
  • This judgment is specifically for Christians.

Severity of Judgment at the Bema Seat

  • In 1 Corinthians 3:13, it is mentioned that believers' works will be tested by fire at the Bema Seat.
  • This evaluation is not about salvation but about evaluating believers' works done on the foundation of Christ.
  • Hebrews 12:29 describes God as a consuming fire, emphasizing the seriousness and rigor of this judgment.

Rewards and Discipline at the Bema Seat

  • Believers will receive rewards or suffer loss based on their works done in their earthly bodies.
  • Some may receive greater rewards while others may receive lesser rewards according to their deeds.
  • Hebrews 10:30 mentions discipline from God for those who deliberately continue in sin after knowing the truth.

Parallels with Israel's Rebellion

  • The author of Hebrews draws parallels between Israel's rebellion in Numbers and believers' potential rebellion.
  • Although Israel was saved by blood, they were disciplined by God's fire for their disobedience.
  • Similarly, believers who turn away from truth may face disciplinary consequences, but their salvation is secure.

Conclusion

The video discusses the judgment at the Bema Seat of Christ for believers. It emphasizes that all Christians will be judged, but not for eternal damnation. The severity of this judgment is highlighted through the testing of believers' works by fire. Rewards and discipline are also mentioned as outcomes of this judgment. Parallels are drawn between Israel's rebellion and potential rebellion among believers, emphasizing the need to remain faithful to God's truth.

The Discipline of God's People

In this section, the speaker discusses the discipline of God's people and the consequences of living in deliberate rebellion against God.

The Fire of Discipline

  • The speaker references Hebrews 10:30, which states that the Lord will judge His people.
  • Those who live in deliberate rebellion against God will face discipline through fire.
  • This fire is compared to the fire that consumed those who sinned in the rebellion of the desert.
  • Despite being disciplined by God, they are still considered as His people.

Consequences for Outrageous Actions

  • The speaker mentions Hebrews 10:29, where it is stated that one who profanes the blood of Christ will be judged but not lose their life.
  • Just as Israel faced disciplinary fire from God, those who outrageously rebel against Him will also face discipline.

Future Judgment and Discipline

  • The speaker emphasizes that there will be a future judgment and discipline for the children of God.
  • It is mentioned that there will not only be rewards but also discipline in the future.

The Fear of Judgment

In this section, the speaker discusses the fear or terror of judgment and how it influences believers' behavior.

Judgment Day and Accountability

  • Reference is made to 2 Corinthians 5:10-11, where it is stated that everyone must appear before Christ's tribunal to receive according to their deeds.
  • Each person will receive either good or bad based on their actions.

The Fear or Terror of the Lord

  • Paul speaks about "the terror of the Lord" (2 Corinthians 5:11) or "the fear of judgment."
  • Christians should have a healthy fear or reverence for sinning against God.

Persuading Others and Being Known by God

  • Paul mentions persuading others and being known by God.
  • Believers should live transparently before God and others, recognizing the severity of God's judgment.

Consequences and Rewards

In this section, the speaker discusses the consequences and rewards for believers based on their actions.

Loss or Reward

  • Reference is made to 1 Corinthians 3:15, where it is stated that if someone's work is burned up, they will suffer loss but still be saved.
  • The focus is on loss rather than eternal condemnation.

Guarding What Has Been Accomplished

  • The apostle John warns believers to guard what they have accomplished with effort.
  • Some will not receive a full reward but instead face discipline.

Conclusion

The transcript covers topics such as the discipline of God's people, the fear of judgment, and the consequences and rewards for believers. It emphasizes that there will be future judgment and discipline for Christians. Believers are encouraged to live in reverence of God, guard their faithfulness, and strive for a full reward.

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ACESSE NOSSO LINKTREE E CONHEÇA NOSSO TRABALHO COM LIVROS FÍSICOS E ELETRONICOS: https://linktr.ee/oescribadoreino?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAabcfG38NgAjijQ9TVarL-ChDQhDn6_gWJFTAVHzMSc2S2FXTDNxJPAdep8_aem_cX0uY5WQ1VuUU6WWjT0JQg Continuamos nesse vídeo, nosso estudo sobre a diferença entre Vida eterna e Reino. E nesse vídeo, vamos continuar abordando o assunto do Tribunal de Cristo pois sem entender o que é esse Tribunal, muitas das verdades soteriológicas (verdades que pertencem à doutrina da salvação plena de Deus) e muitas das verdades escatológicas (verdades que pertencem às profecias e as ultimas coisas do Tempo do Fim), não poderão ser corretamente entendidas. Continuaremos a tratar de sete coisas importantes ligadas ao assunto desse Tribunal familiar: * A OCASIÃO EM QUE ELE SE DARÁ * O JUIZ QUE O PRESIDIRÁ * AS PESSOAS QUE SERÃO JULGADAS * A SEVERIDADE DO JULGAMENTO * O ASSUNTO QUE SERÁ JULGADO * O RESULTADO DO JULGAMENTO * O ALVO DO JULGAMENTO Nesse vídeo em específico, trataremos do terceiro tópico: AS PESSOAS QUE SERÃO JULGADAS nesse Tribunal. Nos demais vídeos, ajudados pela graça de Deus, estudaremos os outros cinco itens.