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Can anyone help me. I am trying to find out where in the Holy Bible there is any reference to the Rainbow Bridge to which all dog lovers seem to refer. Presumably it's the doggie-entrance to Heaven. Am I right ?
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It may come from this:
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But it may also come from this:
‘ Genesis 9:16 “Whenever the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting covenant between God and all living creatures of every kind on the earth.” ’
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But it may also come from this:
‘ Genesis 9:16 “Whenever the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting covenant between God and all living creatures of every kind on the earth.” ’
I don't think it is a Biblical reference. It is believed that the concept of Rainbow Bridge has its roots in Norse mythology. The Bifröst Bridge was said to be a burning rainbow bridge that connects Midgard (Earth) and Asgard, the realm of the gods. The idea that the Rainbow Bridge is a place for pets was made popular in the 1980s and 1990s
Heaven
(Or the new Earth, depending on which scripture you believe...)
Has different answers.
BUT Nowhere does it indicate that you shall be reunited with 'Max'
or Charlie or Foo Foo, ....
Or even your loved ones or friends...
Your only desire is GOD!
And if its not, then welcome to a tortuous eternity....
(Or the new Earth, depending on which scripture you believe...)
Has different answers.
BUT Nowhere does it indicate that you shall be reunited with 'Max'
or Charlie or Foo Foo, ....
Or even your loved ones or friends...
Your only desire is GOD!
And if its not, then welcome to a tortuous eternity....
standard NT view is that animals dont have souls
so no heaven
( which is kinda odd since anima means soul)
KJV uses 'beasts' exclusively
They have a use of course - Balaam's ass,
and on Christmas eve midnight all the animals in a byre are meant to genuflect... coz little Baby jesus was born in a manger
BUT - - no souls
so no heaven
( which is kinda odd since anima means soul)
KJV uses 'beasts' exclusively
They have a use of course - Balaam's ass,
and on Christmas eve midnight all the animals in a byre are meant to genuflect... coz little Baby jesus was born in a manger
BUT - - no souls
Is the Rainbow Bridge just for LGBTQ+ pets?
nope - everyone is welcome
The Anglican Church is a broad church ( latitudinarian)
if Bishop, belief in God(*) an advantage
(*) and old one about the Bishop of Durham who was thought by his diocesan christians ( parishioners but for a Bishop) to be an atheist
nope - everyone is welcome
The Anglican Church is a broad church ( latitudinarian)
if Bishop, belief in God(*) an advantage
(*) and old one about the Bishop of Durham who was thought by his diocesan christians ( parishioners but for a Bishop) to be an atheist
nailit: Nowhere does it indicate that you shall be reunited with ... [...] ...your loved ones or friends.
That surprises me nailit - so all that stuff in the funeral service about HM being reunited with her late husband is stuff made up since by the Bishops etc. to lure more people into their empire ?
That surprises me nailit - so all that stuff in the funeral service about HM being reunited with her late husband is stuff made up since by the Bishops etc. to lure more people into their empire ?
Justin Welby DD's speech ?
I thought it was OK as a valedictory
He didnt do any quotes in greek - I am the lord the way and the light - ego oo-me o kupios, o hodos to phws....
he didnt say - and when she became an Anglican, because she always was ----
which bits didnt you like....
( jews and early christians view of heaven AD 50 - - - doesnt count, far too technical for AB)
I thought it was OK as a valedictory
He didnt do any quotes in greek - I am the lord the way and the light - ego oo-me o kupios, o hodos to phws....
he didnt say - and when she became an Anglican, because she always was ----
which bits didnt you like....
( jews and early christians view of heaven AD 50 - - - doesnt count, far too technical for AB)
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