Paradise.

                                                                               Paradise.


The Road to Paradise.


One of the criminals who hung there hurled insults at Him (Jesus): “Aren’t you the Messiah?  Save yourself and us!  But the other criminal rebuked him.  “Don’t You Fear God”, he said, since you are under the same sentence?  We are punished justly, for we are getting what our deeds deserve.  But this man has done nothing wrong.  Then he said, Jesus remember me when you come into your Kingdom.  Jesus answered him, Truly I tell you, “Today You Will Be With Me In Paradise”.  (Luke 23:39-43)


The Fear of God leads to Humility.  Humility is “The Road to Paradise”.


Our Daily Nugget

is written by Luke, he is telling us how to get to Paradise.

One of the criminals went to Paradise and one of the criminals went to Hell.


Paradise - A place of “Blissful Rest” (divine joy and spiritual contentment) and “Fellowship with God”, where the Spirits of Believers go “immediately after death”.


None But “The Righteous Shall Enter Paradise”.


The Righteous are not people who have never done anything wrong; the Righteous are people who have been forgiven for the wrongs they have done.  They are the ones who Repented of their sins and are Saved By Jesus.


Pride leads us to be insulting to The Word and refuses to follow the Way of The Word.  Our mouths “will speak” “What our Heart/Mind is Thinking”.  One criminal was Thinking Life, and one criminal was Thinking Death.  


The Destiny of their souls, followed “What they were Thinking!

What we are Thinking Today, “Tells us the Destiny of our souls”, for Tomorrow.


Solomon warns us to “Be Careful ‘What’ We Think”, because “What We Think” set the parameters of our life.  We cannot Think Death and get Life, nor can we Think Life and get Death.  God created us like that, rather we are saved or unsaved, our Thinking is the Compass for our Living and Dying.


Think about Paradise, and 

Behold Your Reverence for Jesus, while Living!

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