In the Eternal State, How Can We Possibly Know the People We Knew While on the Earth? Also: Does the Bible Require a Marriage Ceremony for a Couple to Be Married?

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In the Eternal State, How Can We Possibly Know the People We Knew While on the Earth? Also: Does the Bible Require a Marriage Ceremony for a Couple to Be Married?

April 28, 2023 2 Cor 12:1-3, Activities, Civil Society, Eternal State, family, First, Gen 2:28, Governing Authority, Heaven, Marriage Covenant, New Earth, Relationships, Second, Third

Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Bob Wilkin and Philippe Sterling are answering a question about whom will we know in the eternal state and how will we be related or connected to other believers and relatives we have had on earth in the pre-glorified state? What activities will we be involved in there? Surely we’ve all thought about this many times. So listen now for some interesting thoughts!

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