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HEAVEN OR HELL: WE WILL LIVE FOREVER

by Frank Pollard

Scripture: MATTHEW 16:26


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Broadcast on THE BAPTIST HOUR, December 3, 1992, by Dr. Frank Pollard of Jackson, Mississippi
Heaven or Hell:
We Will Live Forever
Matthew 16:26
BH49-92 Radio
I hearit all ofthe time. You probablyhearittoo. You meet someone, and Did you make that decision on the basis of cause and effect'? If you do
he says, "You know, if I had known f was going to live this long, I would a thing, then something else is going to happen, it may not happen right
havetakenbettercareofmyself." Ireallywonderif,inEternity,inthatland now, but it will happen. There's a cause and there's an effect. Yet I talk
where people have lostforeverin thathell ofseparation from God, tlicrearc to people all of the time who tell me, "I make my decisions on th. ba.i., of
not many people sang-with no smile on their lips and only agony in what treds good right now, what will give me the most profit rig ht ntiiw.
their hearts- "If I ad known I was going to live this long, I would have what will bring me the best amount of pleasure right now." I said to this
taken care of myself." rson, "Do you understand about the threat of aids?" He said,. Of course
When you boil down the message of Christ to its very basic ingredient, I do, but that may or may not happen, and if it,happens it may happ'n se. en
He tells us, "I have come to tell you that you're going to live forever, you're years down the road, that may never come."
going to live that long, and there are some things,that you need to do to take We're people that do not understand we're forever, we're never going
care of yourself, or nothing but agony is yours." tostopliving, we're forever. I pray thatwe can seethis, because I know it's
I wonder, are you myopic in life, short-sighted, not able to see past a few hard to see in our society. We re conditioned, we've been conditioned by
years? The philosophers call ...

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