Need some help on a topic

[Daniel1959]

When we get to heaven will we be judged for our sins not confessed or all sin... I know Jesus forgives us but will he show us our misdeeds that were already confessed?

[ByzantineDixie]

When we get to heaven will we be judged for our sins not confessed or all sin... I know Jesus forgives us but will he show us our misdeeds that were already confessed?

I don't really know what will happen. When I was a young girl and attended Catholic schoool the nuns taught us that our life will be like a motion picture at the judgement of all the wrong things we ever did. But I do not believe that to be true any longer.

Now that I understand Christ's saving sacrifice I anticipate it like a trial going more like this: "Next, please. Rose....ummm, I see your name in the Lamb's Book of Life. Consider your debt PAID IN FULL by the Blood of the Lamb! Welcome to God's Mansion. There is a room prepared just for you."

If unknown sins haunt you...just ask for forgiveness for the sins you do not know you have committed. Then ask the Holy Spirit to show you those sins so you can repent (turn from) them.

Peace

Rose

[ChiRho]

Allow me to offer another's idea of the courtroom type setting for Judgement by Dr. Rod Rosenbladt.

"Christ died to save God-haters. This doctrine is what makes Christianity Christianity. You’ve got to get across that the righteousness that saves isn’t a change in the human heart it’s a declared sentence, ‘I declare you innocent.’ And we say, ‘But I’m not innocent, I’m as guilty as sin!’ But the judge says, ‘I know, but I didn’t say that, I said I declared you innocent.’ That’s what Christianity is. It’s a declaration of innocence based on another’s righteousness, and reckoned to you as if it were yours."

Pax Christi,

ChiRho

[aanjt]

When we get to heaven will we be judged for our sins not confessed or all sin... I know Jesus forgives us but will he show us our misdeeds that were already confessed?

What I believe is that all sins confessed, God is true to His word meaning that God said that when He forgives us of our sins, He remembers them no more. On the flip side, for those sins unconfessed, I believe that those sins will be shown to us and we will have the opportunity, at that point if we choose to do so, to repent of those sins. Personally, I do not see how a person can confess every sin that they have ever committed before they die. We sin when we do not knowing we are, we sin by what we do, by what we don't do, by what we say and by what we don't say.

Yours in Christ,
Jen