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     • Heaven and hell are not directly mentioned in the Old Testament compared to the New Testament. The widely accepted reason is that the people in the Old Testament believed more in physical life than the eternal life emphasized in the New Testament.
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   Is there anything about heaven in the Old Testament?

   • I haven't found anything about heaven in the Old Testament. Heaven was meant for people of faith in Old Testament times just as much as it is for us. It’s true that God didn’t reveal as much about heaven to them as He has to us, but they still understood that heaven was their final home — just as it is ours.

   Did people in Old Testament times go to heaven when they died? Or is

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   Why did the Old Testament believers expect Heaven?

   • Another reason we can say that the Old Testament believers expected heaven is the New Testament teaching about Abraham. "Father Abraham" is the paradigm Old Testament saint, as he is called the father of all believers (Romans 4:16). We who believe the promise of the God are called the sons of Abraham (Galatians 3:7).

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   Are Heaven and Hell mentioned in the Old Testament?

   • Now, it is a fact that heaven and hell are both mentioned considerably less in the Old Testament than they are in the New Testament. Generally, in the Old Testament the blessings and curses are more of a physical and a temporal nature than of an everlasting nature, as in the New Testament.

   Why does the Old Testament not mention heaven and hell?

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   Are Heaven and Hell less emphasized in the Old Testament?

   • Generally, in the Old Testament the blessings and curses are more of a physical and a temporal nature than of an everlasting nature, as in the New Testament. So, if commentators will say that heaven and hell are less emphasized in the Old Testament by comparison to the New Testament, then this would be an accurate statement.

   Why does the Old Testament not mention heaven and hell?

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   Did God reveal much about Heaven?

   • It’s true that God didn’t reveal as much about heaven to them as He has to us, but they still understood that heaven was their final home — just as it is ours. I think of Job, for example, who in the midst of his suffering and loneliness still knew that some day he would be in God’s presence forever.

   Did people in Old Testament times go to heaven when they died? Or is

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   What does scripture teach us about Old Testament believers?

   • The first thing Scripture teaches us about Old Testament believers is that they expected heaven. As we saw in our first article from Ecclesiastes 3, there is a sense of eternity placed in the hearts of all humanity by God. The Old Testament saints expected life beyond the grave.

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   The first thing Scripture teaches us about Old Testament believers is that they expected heaven. As we saw in our first article from Ecclesiastes 3, there is a sense of eternity placed in the hearts of all humanity by God. The Old Testa­ment saints expected life beyond the grave.

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   A: Heaven was meant for people of faith in Old Testament times just as much as it is for us. It’s true that God didn’t reveal as much about heaven to them as He has to us, but they still understood that heaven was their final home — just as it is ours.

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   Heaven and hell are not directly mentioned in the Old Testament compared to the New Testament. The widely accepted reason is that the people in the Old Testament believed more in physical life than the eternal life emphasized in the New Testament .

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   May 24, 2019 · Even if heaven and hell were not mentioned in the Old Testament (they are), then Jesus’ statements could stand on their own merit. He was obviously an inspired spokesperson for God, as demonstrated by his sinless life, his fulfillment of the messianic expectation and his miracles.

8. bibleproject.com › podcast › heaven-earth-part-1What Is the Old Testament Referring to as "Heaven"?

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   Jan 28, 2016 · Throughout the gospels, Jesus calls himself the temple of God and makes clear that he is God’s temple presence made accessible for humanity. In the final part of the episode (25:45-40:57), the guys talk about the ways we see this overlap between heaven and earth throughout Scripture.

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9. thesmallpastor.wordpress.com › 2020/02/04 › heavenHeaven in the Old Testament - THE SMALL PASTOR

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   Feb 4, 2020 · Heaven is not a nebulous concept or truth in the Old Testament. The Bible starts with “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Gen. 1:1) and Paul says there are three heavens (2 Cor. 12:2). Contrary to what others believe and teach, the idea of an afterlife in heaven is as clear…

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    Jul 12, 2020 · By David Jeremiah. Every believer who died before the ascension of Christ went to an intermediate heaven or “Paradise.” This is where Abraham and the beggar met each other in Luke 16, and this is where all the heroes of the faith found themselves at the end of their earthly terms of service.