Christians and Muslims both know there is going to be a judgement day where GOD tells us to either enter paradise for eternity or go to hell for eternity. First question: Do we know exactly when this judgement day is going to be? Second question: If your good deeds outweighed your bad deeds, but GOD, in His sovereignty and choice, sent you to hell, how would you feel; what would you be thinking or or :confused: or :mad: or :enough!: ?
I'm not quite sure what you are asking. I would love to give a clear response but I need to better understand your question.
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I apologise for the ambiguity. In the quote, it says: -
Mat 25:41 Then He will also say to those on the left, 'Depart from Me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the Devil and his angels!
These refer to those who failed to feed the hungry, clothe the naked etc...
If it was a Christian who failed to do these things, would he be forgiven and the payment for the sins be covered by Jesus' blood sacrifice?
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Ansar Al-'Adl -- Atonement
Hanar_Aku -- Atonement
Azim -- Judgment Day
Second question: If your good deeds outweighed your bad deeds, but GOD, in His sovereignty and choice, sent you to hell, how would you feel; what would you be thinking or
It is reported on the authority of Mu`aadh Ibn Jabal (ra ) `May Allah be pleased him', that he said: "I was riding behind the Prophet (saas ) on a donkey when he said to me: "Oh, Mu`aaz! Do you know what is the right of Allah (swt ) upon His slaves and what is the right of the slaves upon Allah (swt )?" I said: "Allah (swt ) and His Messenger (saas ) know best." He (saas ) said: "The right of Allah (swt ) upon His slaves is that they worship Him and do not associate anything with Him; and the right of the slaves upon Allah (swt ) is that those who do not associate anything with Him will not be punished." I said: "Oh, Messenger of Allah (saas )! Shall I not inform the people (of this)?" He (saas ) said: "Do not inform them, in case they rely upon it." (Narrated by Bukhari and Muslim)
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