Imagine you and your friend are slowly going blind, but you don't realize it. Your vision started out great, and it's slowly getting worse over time, but for a while, glasses fix it, so you both go about your days without much worry, if any at all.
Imagine you and your friend get offered the chance to get a surgery that could fix your eyesight permanently, but you decline because you have your glasses. Your friend takes the offer because they want to be able to see for their whole life. The offer stays open to you. And you still decline, thinking that you'll get it when you're old and your eyes are actually bad, or you'll get it once you take care of some other things in your life first.
Then that day comes when you really do go blind, and your glasses don't fix it anymore. You go back to the doctor to ask for the surgery, but the doctor says it's too late because you didn't take care of the problem when it was cureable.
And now you're blind forever with no chance of getting your eyesight back. Ever. But your friend can see crystal clear.
You remember when you could see everything clearly and do what you pleased. You remember when you could read books and see what your loved ones looked like. You remember when you could see the world around you in detail and not just blurry blobs of color or darkness. your friend can still see. Your friend can still do those things.
That's what being separated from God is like. We will all stand before Him one day, and we will all experience His glory, both followers and non-followers of Christ.
Those who follow and obey God will live forever with Him in His kingdom, their sins forgiven. Those who don't will experience His glory for a moment, only to be ripped away for eternity.
I genuinely do not wish to scare anyone with this, I am only trying to give you the truth.
Praying for blessings over anyone who sees this, God bless ✝
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