[tHe AnTiLiB]

Not every person saved is a saint, I won't explain it, but it takes the process of canonization. There was no heaven until Christ died. No salvation, but a hell; so therefore a "limbo" (just a name).

[CindyDawg]

Don't take this the wrong way, but do you have a Bible? We keep asking for scripture but you don't provide it.

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

Then why does Paul call the people he writes most of his letters to saints: Eph 1:1 tothe saints which are a t Ephesus: Phip. 1:1 to the saintsin Christ Jesus which are. All thru his letters he calls saved people saints.

Canonized saints are a made up thing by the catholic church, just as praying to them is.

WHEN PEOPLE IN THE OT died they went to one of two places hell (hades) or paradise (Abraham Bosom). which were located in the same place but sepeated by a wide gulf that could not be crossed. These places are not the same places that people will spend eternity in after the 1000 yr. reign. Heaven, or the Lake of Fire. After Jesus died on the cross, he went and took the people in paradise to heaven.

You really should read your bible more.

Becky

[OLD REGGIE]

". . . There was no heaven until Christ died. . ."

Genesis 1:
[1] In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
. . . .
[8] And God called the firmament Heaven. And there was evening and there was morning, a second day.

The very first book in the Bible, the very first chapter, the very first verse.

Care to continue with your Bible lessons?